Michigan pollster accuses McMorrow campaign of killing unfavorable Senate poll
A Michigan pollster has accused Senator Elissa Slotkin's opponent in the Democratic primary of suppressing an unfavorable poll that showed her trailing significantly. The independent poll revealed the candidate with only 6 percent support among likely Democratic primary voters, raising questions about campaign transparency.
Key Points
- Independent poll shows candidate at only 6% support among likely Democratic primary voters
- Pollster alleges the McMorrow campaign sought to suppress or kill unfavorable polling data
- Incident raises transparency concerns in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary