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Michigan Democrats are rallying behind a “big tent” strategy to unify the party ahead of the general election, with a statewide “one team campaign” already in motion. After a competitive primary that saw close races and heavy outside spending, key figures like Abdul El-Sayed and William Lawrence have emerged as nominees facing Republicans in November. Party chair Curtis Hertel and El-Sayed both stress the need for healing and grassroots mobilization — door-knocking, rallies, and direct voter outreach — to build momentum. The “One Team Michigan Rally” in Detroit this Friday is a major push to unite the slate and energize voters looking for strong advocates in Lansing and Washington.

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