Michigan Senate Race Tightens as Slotkin and Rogers Vie for Open Seat

Democrat Elissa Slotkin leads slightly in polls, but Republican Mike Rogers gains momentum ahead of Election Day.

Recent polls show Elissa Slotkin with a narrow lead over Mike Rogers, with a 47%-42% advantage in one survey and a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points.
Another poll indicates a surge for Rogers, showing him with a 49%-47% lead, highlighting the competitive nature of the race.
The Senate seat is open following Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow's decision not to seek reelection, drawing national attention due to its potential impact on Senate control.
Slotkin's support is strong among voters prioritizing abortion rights, while Rogers appeals to those concerned with inflation and cost of living.
Rogers, endorsed by former President Donald Trump, faces challenges in matching Trump's support levels, particularly among key voter demographics such as women and independents.