DDHQ director says Mike Rogers's time is 'running out'

A leading election data firm warns that Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers faces mounting challenges in Michigan, with forecasts showing his Democratic opponent holding a significant lead in projected victory probabilities. Analysts suggest time is short for Rogers to narrow the gap ahead of the November election, as current modeling places the Democratic candidate at a two-to-one advantage. The assessment highlights the urgency for the trailing campaign to shift momentum before polling day. The forecast underscores the tight race’s volatility, though the Democratic candidate’s edge remains a key factor in the state’s high-stakes contest.

Scott Tranter, Decision Desk HQ's (DDHQ) director of data science, on Sunday said that "time is running out" for Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers to close the gap between him and Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed. DDHQ's forecast shows El-Sayed with a 67 percent probability of winning in November, with Rogers holding a 33 percent...