What to know

• New polls in Maine and Michigan show a majority of Democrats believe their contested primaries left the party more unified, not less.
• The findings come as the party heads into the November elections and address concerns that divisive primaries could hurt turnout or cohesion.
• Coverage provided is limited to a single summary finding, with no additional detail on poll methodology, sample size, or specific candidates involved.

Democratic voters in Maine poll respondentsDemocratic voters in Michigan poll respondentsRuth Igielnik New York Times reporterLisa Lerer New York Times reporter