New Fox News polls in Ohio and Michigan reveal the state of two key Senate races heading into the fall.
In Ohio, inflation dominates voter concerns, with 40% calling it their top issue. That anxiety appears to be helping Sherrod Brown, who holds an 8-point lead over Jon Husted in the Senate contest.
In Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed trails Mike Rogers by a narrower margin, with Rogers at 51% and El-Sayed at 47%. Despite the deficit, Democrats in the Wolverine State are showing higher enthusiasm and engagement ahead of the election.
The polls highlight different dynamics in each race: economic anxiety fueling Brown’s advantage in Ohio, and Democratic energy potentially closing the gap in Michigan.