Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary is heating up as Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens battle it out in a race that could reshape the party’s future. With Detroit voters holding the key, El-Sayed energizes crowds with his progressive vision on economic justice and equality, backed by Sanders, while Stevens leverages her deep community roots and Obama-era auto rescue experience to prove she’s the electable choice. As both candidates make their final pushes—El-Sayed staying focused in Detroit, Stevens expanding west—the stakes are high: whoever wins will face Republican Mike Rogers in November and help determine which wing of the Democratic Party leads Michigan’s Senate bid.
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