WATCH: Senate candidate El-Sayed and former VP Harris speak at Black maternal health roundtable
Summary
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said he wants Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit in Detroit to help bring Democrats together in the important swing state. El-Sayed spoke about building support ahead of the midterm elections, following divisions in the party during the primary and Harris’ presidential campaign.Key Facts
- Abdul El-Sayed is running for U.S. Senate in Michigan.
- Vice President Kamala Harris visited Detroit for the midterm campaign.
- El-Sayed hopes Harris’ visit will unify different groups within the Democratic Party.
- The visit comes after a competitive Democratic primary in Michigan earlier this year.
- Harris previously ran for president in 2024 but lost.
- The focus of the campaign stop includes discussions about the economy.
- Both El-Sayed and Harris are working to build a strong Democratic coalition for upcoming elections.
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