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Michigan midterm board prices El-Sayed at 66 percent for the Senate on about 55.4 million dollars traded and Benson at 91 percent for governor, Covers reports
- Michigan midterm board prices El-Sayed at 66 percent for the Senate on about 55.4 million dollars traded and Benson at 91 percent for governor, Covers reports — Covers, with prices checked October 26 at 4:45 PM ET, puts Abdul El-Sayed at 66 percent for Michigan's open Senate seat against Mike Rogers at 32 percent, on about 55.4 million dollars traded. Jocelyn Benson leads the governor race at 91 percent, and William Lawrence leads MI-07 at 61 percent. (Covers)
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