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- Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed says Medicare for All would ease Michigan’s health-insurance cost crisis.
- Progress Michigan poll finds 49% of voters say health-insurance costs affect basic needs, with 24% always affected.
- Insurers propose a 14.2% increase in Michigan individual-market premiums for 2027, near a 15% national median.
- A New York Times/Siena poll shows 57% of Michigan voters think El-Sayed would handle healthcare better than Republican Mike Rogers.
