MICHIGAN SENATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TOO CLOSE TO CALL: 5 TAKEAWAYS
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The marquee race for the Democratic Senate nod in Michigan was too close to call early Wednesday morning, stretching out a primary race that’s spotlit Democrats’ fight for the future of the party. Abdul El-Sayed was leading Rep.
The Hill News reports that the marquee race for the Democratic Senate nod in Michigan was too close to call early Wednesday morning, stretching out a primary race that’s spotlit Democrats’ fight for the future of the party.
The report adds: Abdul El-Sayed was leading Rep.
Haley Stevens (D) by roughly 2 points as of 2 am EDT, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ).
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