The “uncommitted” campaign in Tuesday’s Michigan Democratic primary, sparked by President Joe Biden’s support for Israel in its war with Hamas and concerns about his age, is picking up support among younger voters, according to a preelection poll.

In the primary, the uncommitted tally could reach 16%, according to a newly released Emerson College Polling/Hill survey of Michigan voters.

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