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2026-11-03 20:02
Michigan candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers: The 60 Minutes Interviews
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Ross Douthat sat down with both candidates as they made their cases to Michigan voters.
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Republican Michigan Senate hopeful Mike Rogers said that an internal model has him up by almost seven points with early votes in the critical contest.
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El-Sayed's '60 Minutes' response slammed as 'completely UNACCEPTABLE'
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Fact-checking El-Sayed and Rogers on 60 Minutes
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60 Minutes Transcript: Candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers
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Michigan candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers: The 60 Minutes Interviews
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Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers says he’s way ahead of Dem Abdul El-Sayed in early votes
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