Latest on El-Sayed vs. Stevens as Michigan Senate primary concludes
Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens are wrapping up their Democratic Senate primary in Michigan on Tuesday. CBS News' Fin Gómez has the latest reporting on the race and political strategists Chuck Rocha and Terry Sullivan share their thoughts.
The Democratic Senate primary in Michigan has concluded, with Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed competing for the nomination. According to The Hill, the primary was a significant event, although details of the outcome are not provided.
Some voters, like Karen Bick, a 69-year-old Jewish resident of Oak Park, a suburb of Detroit, were torn between the two candidates. Bick said she was inclined to support neither due to their stances on Israel. Stevens has been a reliable supporter of Israel, while El-Sayed has made opposition to US support for Israel a hallmark of his campaign.
El-Sayed still garnered support from some Jewish voters, including Barbara Weinberg Barefield, a longtime Detroit resident, although details are limited. CBS News reported on the primary and provided analysis from political strategists Chuck Rocha and Terry Sullivan.
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