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EL-SAYED PROJECTED TO WIN HIGH-STAKES MICHIGAN SENATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

1 min read • 19 mins ago • ABC News: Top Stories • [src]
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Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed will win the Michigan Senate Democratic primary, defeating moderate Rep. Haley Stevens, the Associated Press projected on Wednesday.

ABC News: Top Stories reports that progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed will win the Michigan Senate Democratic primary, defeating moderate Rep.

The report adds: Haley Stevens, the Associated Press projected on Wednesday.

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