Dem
52
Ties
1
GOP
47
Maybe the Democrats are getting unified in Michigan and coming together behind Abdul El-Sayed, despite misgivings some people have about him.
| State | Democrat | D % | Republican | R % | Start | End | Pollster |
| Michigan | Abdul El-Sayed | 47% | Mike Rogers | 43% | Aug 22 | Aug 28 | EPIC-MRA |
Here is the polling for the Michigan Senate race all year.
| State | Abdul El-Sayed | Mike Rogers | Start | End | Pollster |
| MI | 47% | 43% | Aug 22 | Aug 28 | EPIC-MRA |
| MI | 46% | 39% | Aug 11 | Aug 17 | Susquehanna |
| MI | 48% | 47% | Aug 09 | Aug 11 | Fabrizio + Anzalone |
| MI | 47% | 51% | Aug 08 | Aug 10 | Beacon + Shaw |
| MI | 43% | 46% | Jul 24 | Jul 31 | EPIC-MRA |
| MI | 39% | 49% | Jul 22 | Jul 24 | Glengariff Group |
| MI | 40% | 45% | Apr 28 | May 01 | Glengariff Group |
| MI | 43% | 43% | Jan 24 | Jan 25 | Emerson Coll. |
| MI | 43% | 43% | Jan 02 | Jan 06 | Glengariff Group |
A quick visual inspection at least hints at the possibility that things have gotten better for El-Sayed since the primary. All the polls above (even the pre-primary ones) were head-to-head El-Sayed vs. Rogers. If you like your information in graphical form, here are the poll graphs for all the states, including Michigan.
As an aside, in Arabic, "El-Sayed" means "the leader" or "the chief." (V)