Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York said Democrats are hoping to capitalize on Michigan voters’ dislike of President Donald Trump, but that strategy may not be translating into as much support for Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed as they expect.

“The president is pretty unpopular overall in Michigan,” York said Monday on Fox Business’s Kudlow. “Now the Democrats are counting on disapproval of Trump to translate into votes for Abdul el Sayed.”

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