Former Rep. Mike Rogers, the presumptive Republican nominee for Senate in Michigan, comfortably leads progressive Abdul El-Sayed and is neck and neck with Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) in new polling just one week out from the Michigan Senate primary. A Michigan Education survey, which was conducted by the Glengariff Group and commissioned by the Michigan Education Association and Business Leaders for Michigan, shows Rogers beating El-Sayed by 10 points in a hypothetical match-up. Stevens barely edges out Rogers in a head-to-head match-up, with the congresswoman receiving close to 46 percent support and the Michigan Republican notching 45 percent support. Advertisement AdvertisementGiven the polling falls within the survey's margin of error of 4 points, Stevens and Rogers are essentially tied in the hypothetical Senate race. El-Sayed and Stevens have been locked in a bitter battle for the Democratic Senate nomination to take on Rogers, who faces no primary challengers, in November.