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2026 United States Senate election in Michigan: Abdul El-Sayed wins

Voters went to the polls on 3 November 2026. Abdul El-Sayed became U.S. senator. Abdul El-Sayed came first with 52.5%, Mike Rogers second with 45.5%.

The result

Seats, change and vote share as the results table of 2026 United States Senate election in Michigan gives them; the change is against the seats it lists for the previous election.

Readers: each leader's busiest day around the vote, against their own usual readership. A leader the record names whose busiest day falls in the vote's days was read for the vote.

The small line: each leader's readers over these days. The figure: their busiest day against usual.

  1. Abdul El-SayedDemocratic Party52.5%22× more than usual on 4 Nov seats
    Abdul El-Sayed: readers a day, busiest day 1.7M on 4 Nov · 22× more than usual on 4 Nov

    See Abdul El-Sayed

  2. Mike RogersRepublican Party45.5%24× more than usual on 2 Nov seats
    Mike Rogers: readers a day, busiest day 103K on 4 Nov · 24× more than usual on 4 Nov

    See Mike Rogers

Results: 2026 United States Senate election in Michigan, Wikipedia

How it unfolded

Readers a day, all 2 people1.8M on the busiest day

This is readers, added together. It is not what the people below are ordered by.

Ordered by how far each rose above their own usual readership, not by fame.

Languages, not countries.

70 days have to pass before we can say whether a rise lasted. 2 of these have not had them yet.

The rise showed up in the English Wikipedia alone.

18 October 2026 - 4 November 2026

  • Abdul El-Sayed 88% of these readers
  • Mike Rogers
  1. Latest

    Mike Rogers: 103K readers, 31× more than usual

  2. Busiest day

    1.8M readers across 2 people

  3. Election day

    2026 United States Senate election in Michigan

Also took part

  1. Gary PetersIn office before the election44× more than usual on 4 Nov