Abdul El-Sayed is surging in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, pulling ahead of Haley Stevens by a whopping 15 points—driven by strong support from younger voters who crave progressive change. El-Sayed’s bold platform, including ICE abolition and Supreme Court reform, is energizing the base, while Stevens pivots to electability, appealing to older voters and positioning herself as the pragmatic choice to beat GOP challenger Mike Rogers. With the general election looming, this race could decide whether Democrats reclaim Senate control—voters have until next Tuesday to make their move.
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