Michigan voters are fed up with the economy. Who gets their vote?

Michigan voters are expressing frustration with the economy, and that sentiment is becoming a key factor in the state’s US Senate race. The contest is taking shape as a test of how voters view President Donald Trump’s leadership, the state of the economy, and the direction of both major political parties. On one side is Democratic candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed; on the other is Republican Mike Rogers. The matchup is being framed around persuading voters who feel dissatisfied with current economic conditions. A video journalist, Eric Cox, discusses how these dynamics could influence turnout and preferences as the campaign progresses.