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Ongoing Story· Day 56

Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Softens Stance on Israel Ahead of Midterms

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Michigan Senate Nominee El-Sayed Clashes With Rival Over Antisemitic Ad

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Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is in a public dispute with his primary rival, Rep. Haley Stevens, over an advertisement deemed antisemitic. Stevens demanded El-Sayed condemn the ad, which his campaign denies affiliating with, but El-Sayed instead focused on their primary battle and the need to defeat Republican Mike Rogers. The conflict has led to El-Sayed's campaign asking Stevens to stay away from their remaining events, jeopardizing Democratic unity before Tuesday's vote.

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  • Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is feuding with rival Haley Stevens over an antisemitic ad.
  • Stevens demanded El-Sayed condemn the ad, which his campaign denies affiliating with.
  • El-Sayed responded by referencing his primary victory and urging focus on Republican Mike Rogers.
  • The dispute has derailed Democratic unity efforts ahead of Tuesday's vote.
  • El-Sayed's campaign asked Stevens to stay away from remaining campaign events.
Michigan Senate Nominee El-Sayed Clashes With Rival Over Antisemitic Ad
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