

Compare the candidates' live odds, polling averages and fundraising. Updated .
| Candidate | Live odds | Poll average | Funds raised |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abdul El-SayedDemocratic | 100% | 51.6% | $14.53M |
| Mallory McMorrowDemocratic | 0% | — | $11.39M |
| Sarah AnthonyDemocratic | 0% | — | — |
| Dana NesselDemocratic | 0% | — | — |
| Kristen McDonald RivetDemocratic | 0% | — | $5.64M |
| Haley StevensDemocratic | 0% | 39.2% | $11.88M |
| Andy LevinDemocratic | 0% | — | $534 |
| Matt Sahr | 0% | — | — |
| Rashida TlaibDemocratic | 0% | — | $2.76M |
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Recent reporting and announcements directly related to this race and its candidates.
Abdul El-Sayed drew support from AOC and Bernie Sanders in Michigan, while his campaign continues to frame the race around Michigan issues and progressive themes. Haley Stevens still has Sen. Gary Peters’ endorsement and backing from outside groups, keeping the primary tightly contested. The new high-profile support for El-Sayed may strengthen his standing, but Stevens still has establishment backing and outside spending behind her. Overall, the race remains competitive and uncertain.
Polling results and averages based on polls published between Jul 8, 2026 and Jul 30, 2026.


Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
Notable endorsements from elected officials, organizations and public figures.
Campaign finance totals for the 2026 cycle, including money raised, spent and cash on hand.
A. El-SayedAbdul El-Sayed
H. StevensHaley Stevens
M. McMorrowMallory McMorrow
K. RivetKristen McDonald Rivet
R. TlaibRashida Tlaib
A. LevinAndy LevinSource: FEC