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Who’s ahead in the Michigan Senate Republican primary?

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U.S. Senate, Michigan, 2024, Republican primary

March 15-16
288LV
March 15-16
288LV
Rogers
27%
Rogers
27%

Rogers

27%

Meijer

7%

Amash

6%

Pensler

1%
7%
MeijerRogers+20
Feb. 19-22
600LV
Feb. 19-22
600LV
Rogers
23%
Rogers
23%

Rogers

23%

Meijer

7%

Pensler

2%
7%
MeijerRogers+16
Feb. 14-17
600LV
Feb. 14-17
600LV
Rogers
32%
Rogers
32%

Rogers

32%

Meijer

12%

Pensler

4%
12%
MeijerRogers+20
Jan. 4-10
600LV
Jan. 4-10
600LV
Craig
33%
Craig
33%

Craig

33%

Rogers

20%

Meijer

11%

Pensler

2%

Snyder

1%

Hoover

1%

O'Donnell

0%

Wilson

0%

Taylor

0%

Savage

0%

Samuel

0%
20%
RogersCraig+13
Oct. 9-10
430LV
Oct. 9-10
430LV
Craig
30%
Craig
30%

Craig

30%

Rogers

19%
19%
Rogers  Craig+11
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