Some of these MI-SEN numbers are a bit disturbing. However, I also think Biden’s MI number is likely a little low here. And undecideds seem to be favorable for Dems. I doubt Peters ends up losing, but did not expect to see Greenfield running ahead of him in any poll.
James is simply a really good candidate.
Is it that James is a really good candidate or Peters is just a meh candidate who most Michigan voters still don't seem to really know exists? I mean, both candidates are still stuck in the 40s, plenty of undecideds. I'd be shocked if Peters significantly underperformed Biden due to a lot of Biden/James voters.
