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SSRS Polls Show Talarico Leading Paxton in Texas; El-Sayed Leads Rogers in Michigan

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A recent poll by SSRS showed James Talarico leading Ken Paxton in Texas among likely voters, with Talarico polling at 49% versus Paxton's 43%. In Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed led Mike Rogers with 49% of the vote compared to 42%.

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The polls indicate shifts in the competitive landscape for U.S. Senate seats in both Texas and Michigan. These results reflect the political standing of the candidates in their respective states.

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Who's involved

  • James TalaricoCandidate in the Texas U.S. Senate race
  • Ken PaxtonTexas Attorney General and candidate in the U.S. Senate race
  • Abdul El-SayedCandidate in the Michigan U.S. Senate race
  • Mike RogersCandidate in the Michigan U.S. Senate race
  • MichiganState where Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are running for Senate
  • TexasState where James Talarico and Ken Paxton are running for Senate

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  1. Updates on Senate race poll leads in Michigan, Kansas, and Texas.1 source
  2. Talarico leads Paxton in Texas poll; El-Sayed leads Rogers in Michigan poll; Kalshi is regulated.1 source

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