Abdul El-Sayed just won the Democratic Senate nomination in Michigan, defeating Rep. Haley Stevens in a razor-thin primary that ended early Wednesday — setting up a pivotal November showdown against GOP incumbent Mike Rogers. With a bold platform centered on Medicare for All and campaign finance reform, El-Sayed’s victory signals a powerful progressive surge within the party, challenging the Washington establishment. Stevens, who conceded and backed El-Sayed, campaigned on economic revitalization and cross-party cooperation — a race fueled by millions in outside spending. Now, El-Sayed is calling for unity to defeat Rogers, as this battleground state showdown could reshape Senate control and ripple across the national political stage.
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