TRUTH NUKE: Back-To-Back-To-Back-To-Back Polls Show Abdul With Commanding Leads and Strong Democratic Support as Rogers Bleeds Trump Voters

CNN, CBS Detroit, Michigan State And “Gold Standard” Glengariff Polls Show Abdul With Strong Leads Over Mike Rogers

Data Shows Abdul Has Consolidated Support With Democratic Base, Winning A Higher Vote Share Of Black Voters Than Other Statewide Candidates

Mike Rogers Is Bleeding Trump Voters Who Are Disappointed In Economy, Believe Abdul Represents Change

MICHIGAN –  Four consecutive polls show Dr. Abdul El-Sayed with a wide lead over Mike Rogers, with three putting him at least seven points ahead of his Trump-backed opponent.

While the pundits try to make this race about everything that it’s not, the numbers are clear: Abdul’s message is resonating with the critical swing voters who will decide this race on November 3rd.

As researchers behind the CBS Detroit poll put it: “El-Sayed is in the driver’s seat for a big victory on November 3rd.”

Here’s what stands out in the latest round of polling:

Mike Rogers is losing ground with his own base. From disillusioned young Trump voters to traditionally Republican parts of the state, Abdul is gaining support in unexpected places.

CBS: The researchers said Rogers has not consolidated Republicans (91%) as well as El-Sayed has consolidated Democrats (94%). Independents preferred El-Sayed to Rogers 52% to 38%

The Detroit News: In a surprising result, the survey showed El-Sayed ahead of Rogers among poll respondents from the Upper Peninsula and northern Michigan by a margin of nearly six points — 51.5% to 45.6% ― in a region that’s voted for Trump for years.

CNN: Once a self-described “hard-right” conservative who voted for Donald Trump in 2024, Larson now considers the president a “tyrant” and said he’s likely to cast a ballot for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s closely watched Senate race.

Democrats are uniting behind Abdul. Polls show a consolidated Democratic base and overwhelming support among Black voters.

Michigan State University Survey: Benson is winning 91.8% of the vote among voters who report identifying with or leaning toward the Democratic Party, El-Sayed is winning 93.1% among that same group.

CNN: Democrat Abdul El-Sayed (49%) has opened up a lead over Republican Mike Rogers (42%) among likely voters amid signs that the state’s Democratic base has unified behind him, and that discouraged Republicans are checking out.

The Detroit News: El-Sayed is garnering strong support among Black voters, despite the efforts by some pundits to suggest that he’s struggling in that demographic. Eighty-eight percent of the likely Black voters surveyed support El-Sayed, with 4% for Rogers and 8% undecided.

Arab American Trump voters are coming into the fold. Once drawn to Trump’s anti-war promises, many now see Abdul as the real America First candidate.

Washington Post: Interviews with about a dozen Dearborn residents show how some Arab Americans think El-Sayed, a fierce critic of Trump and the Israeli government, is the candidate who most embodies “America First.”

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