Voters in the American state of Michigan voted in the mid-term elections, in light of the intense electoral competition between the Democratic candidate Abdul Syed and his Republican counterpart, Mike Rogers, amid anticipation of the voting results that may play an influential role in deciding the electoral race, at a time when all the main eyes are on the two parties of the state. The CNN average poll shows Abdul-Sayed leading by 50% to 45% for Mike Rogers, while the New York Times/Sienna poll showed al-Sayed leading by 11%.

Voters in the American state of Michigan voted in the mid-term elections, in light of the intense electoral competition between the Democratic candidate Abdul Syed and his Republican counterpart, Mike Rogers, amid anticipation of the voting results that may play an influential role in deciding the electoral race, at a time when all the main eyes are on the two parties of the state. The CNN average poll shows Abdul-Sayed leading by 50% to 45% for Mike Rogers, while the New York Times/Sienna poll showed al-Sayed leading by 11%.