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Michigan’s primary election tomorrow, August 4, is a make-or-break moment for Democrats and Republicans alike — especially in the high-stakes Senate race to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters. Polls show progressive Abdul El-Sayed edging out centrist Haley Stevens, with national eyes watching as the two battle for control of the chamber. El-Sayed, backed by Sanders and AOC, faces off against GOP hopeful Mike Rogers — who narrowly lost here in 2024 — in a race that could end Michigan’s 30-year Republican Senate drought. With federal monitors deployed across Detroit and free DDOT buses available to voters, turnout is crucial. And don’t forget: Michigan doesn’t allow split-ticket voting — pick all Democrats or all Republicans, or your ballot won’t count. Head to your polling place and make your voice heard.

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