A left-wing ad tying grocery prices to U.S. support for Israel exposes the rift Michigan Democrats are racing to close before Tuesday
She received significant support from the Jewish and Black communities, leading to concerns about turnout in the general election.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and former primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens will campaign together in Detroit on Sunday, marking their first public appearance since a week of tensions and divisions. The event will also feature South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn, a prominent Black politician. The joint appearance comes just days before the election, as both candidates are racing to close rifts within their party before Tuesday.
The ad from left-wing group Rebellion PAC, which links U.S. support for Israel to high grocery prices, has fueled further controversy and concerns among Michigan's Jewish community. Despite the tensions, Stevens has pledged her support for El-Sayed and urged her campaign to address the concerns of those who supported her coalition.
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