El-Sayed and Stevens make final Democratic Senate primary push in Michigan churches, union halls
Summary
Two candidates, Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens, are making their final efforts to win the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan. Both visited Black churches and union halls to ask for votes just before the primary election.Key Facts
- Abdul El-Sayed is a progressive candidate supported by Senator Bernie Sanders.
- Haley Stevens is a four-term congresswoman backed by Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and Michigan Democratic leaders.
- Both candidates campaigned at Black churches and union halls in Detroit and nearby cities.
- The Democratic primary is highly competitive and has attracted national attention and significant spending.
- Stevens emphasizes experience and electability in her campaign message.
- El-Sayed challenges much of the Democratic establishment with a progressive platform.
- The winner will face Republican Mike Rogers in the November Senate election.
- This race is important for Democrats’ chances to control the Senate next year.
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