Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan’s progressive Senate hopeful, just had a heartwarming chat with Barack Obama—and now he’s hoping the former president joins his campaign trail. With the state’s Democratic Party still reeling from a bruising primary between El-Sayed and establishment-backed Haley Stevens, unity is more critical than ever. Michigan’s swing-state status and Senator Gary Peters’ retirement make this race pivotal—especially as GOP challenger Mike Rogers tries to stir division by courting moderates. El-Sayed admits the fight was fierce, but insists Democrats must put aside differences to stand together against a rising Republican threat.
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