Former Rep. Mike Rogers, the presumptive Republican nominee for Senate in Michigan, is holding a double-digit lead over progressive Abdul El-Sayed and is tied with Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI), according to polling released just days before Michigan’s Senate primary. A survey by Michigan Education — conducted by the Glengariff Group and commissioned by the Michigan Education Association and Business Leaders for Michigan — finds Rogers leading El-Sayed by 10 points in a hypothetical matchup. Stevens holds a slim lead over Rogers in a direct matchup, with the Democrat congresswoman drawing nearly 46 percent support to the Michigan Republican’s 45 percent. The pollster also observed that Stevens and Rogers enjoy nearly equal support among independent voters, at roughly 40 percent and 39 percent, respectively. However, the Glengariff Group commented that Rogers holds a nearly 28-point advantage over El-Sayed among independent voters.