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Michigan Senate Race Too Close to Call | Detroit News
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The Michigan Democratic Senate primary is a nail-biter with Abdul El-Sayed holding a razor-thin lead over Haley Stevens—just 1.2 percentage points separating them. Seen as a bellwether for the party’s future, El-Sayed, backed by AOC and Bernie Sanders, pushes bold progressive policies like Medicare for All, while Stevens, supported by establishment figures including Governor Whitmer, touts her Washington record and inflation-fighting credentials. Republican Mike Rogers, an ex-FBI agent and former House member, watches from the sidelines as results roll in—this race could shape the Democratic direction for years to come.
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