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A new Public Policy Polling survey commissioned by The Majority Institute shows Sen. Ed Markey leading Rep. Seth Moulton 53% to 22%, with 25% undecided, giving Markey a 31-point lead.

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Senate Democrats have one notably unpopular candidate, while Republicans face a broader set of candidate-unpopularity challenges.

>A new poll last week confirmed the Democratic establishment’s fears that Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed could hurt its hopes of winning the chamber’s majority.

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The Fox News poll showed his personal image 13 points underwater among registered voters.

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But while El-Sayed’s potential drag on the Democratic ticket has gotten lots of attention, he is very much the exception to the party.

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In fact, it’s Republican candidates who face popularity challenges in several important races. Among all the key Senate contests, Michigan stands out as the only one where Democrats have the less popular candidate, based on averages from reputable polls. In every other case, it’s the GOP candidates who are less favored.

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