MI-07 Democratic nominee?
12hBrink’s nomination price fell from 84% to 19% in the last hour while William Lawrence jumped to 58%, and fresh coverage shows the race still has real momentum after the recent forum/debate cycle.
Brink’s nomination price fell from 84% to 19% in the last hour while William Lawrence jumped to 58%, and fresh coverage shows the race still has real momentum after the recent forum/debate cycle.
Lawrence’s nomination price jumped from 15% to 57% intraday, and fresh reporting says he’s still the candidate drawing the most momentum in the final stretch before the Aug. 4 primary.
Bridget Ann Brink has raised $2,893,770 this cycle, but William Lawrence leads the latest odds for the nomination.
Recent House coverage points to a stronger Democratic environment, with better fundraising and several districts moving toward Democrats. There is also mention of White House attention to Michigan's 7th District, but no direct update on the Democratic nomination contest itself. The broader House environment looks somewhat better for Democrats, which could support Democratic nomination interest in competitive districts. But there is no direct new information on the Michigan 7th nomination field, so the effect on this market is limited.


Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
B. BrinkBridget Ann Brink
M. MaasdamMatt Maasdam
W. LawrenceWilliam LawrenceSource: FEC