The final New York Times and Sinai College Democratic poll leads in 7 competitive states for US Senate elections The results of the latest joint New York Times and Sinai College poll, published on November 1, show that the Democratic candidates are ahead of their Republican opponents in all seven states surveyed. Senate election results: Michigan.
Abdul al-Sayed (Democrat): 53%.
Mike Rogers (Republican): 42% Texas.
James Talarico (Democrat): 50%.
Ken Paxton (Republican): 43% Maine.
Troy Jackson (Democrat): 51%.
Susan Collins (Republican): 45% Ohio.
Sherrod Brown (Democrat): 49%.
John Husted (Republican): 44% Kansas.
Adam Hamilton (Democrat): 49%.
Roger Marshall (Republican): 44% Alaska.
Mary Flatola (Democrat): 48%.
Dan Sullivan (Republican): 46% Iowa.
Josh Turk (Democrat): 48%.
Ashley Hinson (Republican): 47% The biggest gap in this poll is tied for Michigan at 11 percentage points; In contrast, the Iowa and Alaska contests are reported to be very close and the differences are within the poll's margin of error.