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Dearborn voters turned out in record numbers this past Tuesday, with nearly 25,000 ballots cast — 71% Democratic — fueling a surge for candidates like Abdul El-Sayed, Alabas Farhat, Abbas Alawieh, and Jalal Abdallah. The massive Democratic turnout, the widest gap in a decade, reflects voters’ hunger for authentic representation, especially on affordability and peace. Farhat and Alawieh credit their wins to deep community ties and grassroots outreach, positioning the Democratic Party for a strong November general election — as long as they stay united and keep showing up for everyday Michiganders.

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