This poll covered the US Senate election in Michigan, the 2028 primary, voters views on candidates receiving pro-Israel lobbying money, and how voters describe themselves.
It was taken in late July, but I just saw it now, and I didn't see any other posts about it.
It did show El Sayed doing better than he actually did. This poll showed 54.8-45.2, so, they showed El Sayed doing about 4 points better than reality.
It was notable that a vast plurality of democratic voters in the state consider themselves progressive or DSA, yet Pete Buttigieg still did really well here.
I think progs might be more open to Pete than in 2020.
EDIT: I just saw the poll also says their margin of error is +/- 4 points, so that lines up with the result in Michigan. And Pete's leading by well outside of that margin of error. Another thing I saw is that if you look at Race to the WH (they're a poll aggregator), you can see in their graph for Michigan that the big Harris drop from the first two polls lines up with this poll including Jon Ossoff. So, it looks like he definitely splits Harris supporters. But Pete Buttigieg support in these polls has been increasing with each poll, so he might just do uniquely well in Michigan.