Detroit is approaching a critical moment in its political journey. With Mayor Mike Duggan stepping aside, the city’s leadership is once again up for decision—and voters are clear on one thing: this race is about trust, presence, and proven work in the neighborhoods. A new poll conducted by The Glengariff Group between May 27 and May 29 gives us a firm read on where likely voters stand ahead of the August primary.

The poll, commissioned by WDIV and the Detroit News, reached 500 likely primary voters by phone. It shows Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield leading the pack with 38.4%. Her advantage isn’t based on flash or inflated promises. It’s coming from a steady hand and a name long tied to policy, community investment, and generational advocacy.

Sheffield’s numbers reflect wha

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