🚨NEW: Ex-Dem Strategist Dan Turrentine *SOUNDS ALARM* over Abdul El-Sayed's "VERY WORRYING PROBLEM" with black voters🚨 Turrentine asserted every single person on the ground is warning about El-Sayed struggling with black support in Detroit. He noted he has rarely seen a Democrat win Michigan without black voters. Turrentine argued it's very strange the polling shows El-Sayed ahead despite this massive issue. Obama is heading to Michigan to try to help — but remember what happened when he campaigned for Kamala Harris in 2024? Trump made significant gains with black men despite Obama's best efforts. El-Sayed supposedly leads Mike Rogers by about 2 points, according to the RealClearPolling average. But New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters recently warned polls may be missing Democrats voting against El-Sayed. Peters reported Democrat voters don't want to inform pollsters they plan to vote Republican for the first time. This could mean the polls are not accurately measuring black and Jewish voters backing Rogers. El-Sayed also barely won his primary — even though polling projected a landslide victory. In the likely event that polling is overestimating El-Sayed's support again, he could be doomed to lose against Rogers on November 3rd.