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Harris Throws Support Behind El-Sayed in Michigan: ‘I Proudly Stand with Him’
Harris says El-Sayed can help Democrats win a Senate majority as polling shows him trailing Mike Rogers in November.
- On Friday, Former Vice President Kamala Harris endorsed Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for the Michigan Senate, aiming to unify the party for the November election.
- El-Sayed secured the nomination on Tuesday after narrowly defeating Representative Haley Stevens with 48.5% of the vote to her 47.5%, overcoming support for Stevens from established party figures.
- In a Friday post, Republican Mike Rogers appealed to Michigan Democrats, arguing that voters feeling "hopeless" because the primary winner does not represent their values have a home with him.
- While Harris's endorsement signals a national effort to build an "unstoppable coalition" against Republicans, White House communications director Steven Cheung criticized the move, attacking El-Sayed as a "communist."
- With the election margin tighter than recent polls suggested, El-Sayed faces the challenge of uniting the party base while trailing Rogers in some surveys within the margin of error.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right7Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution58% Right
Bias Distribution
- 58% of the sources lean Right
58% Right
L 25%
C 17%
R 58%
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