Abdul El-Sayed channels Will Smith in warning to GOP opponent in Michigan Senate race
As for the polling , the last five public polls had El-Sayed winning by 19, 17, 14, 16 and 11 points, respectively.
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Notably, Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow , who dropped out of the race, still netted 4% — or, put another way, the difference. DEM PRIMARY ERUPTS AS ESTABLISHMENT FAVORITE DISMISSES RIVAL AS ‘CELEBRITY CANDIDATE’ But by Wednesday morning, this race, in which El-Sayed held a 95% to 5% advantage in prediction markets, had not been called, with El-Sayed seeming to head toward a meager 1- to 3-point victory, with his total under 50%.
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Notably, Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow , who dropped out of the race, still netted 4% — or, put another way, the difference.
according to Fox News — LatestDEM PRIMARY ERUPTS AS ESTABLISHMENT FAVORITE DISMISSES RIVAL AS ‘CELEBRITY CANDIDATE’ But by Wednesday morning, this race, in which El-Sayed held a 95% to 5% advantage in prediction markets, had not been called, with El-Sayed seeming to head toward a meager 1- to 3-point victory, with his total under 50%.
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