POLITICSAug 5 · 17:03 UTCPOLITICO RSSBy Liz Crampton and Samuel Benson

El-Sayed’s next fight: Uniting a fractured Democratic party

Abdul El-Sayed secured a narrow primary victory over Rep. Haley Stevens and now seeks to unify the Democratic Party in Michigan ahead of the general election against Trump-endorsed candidate Mike Rogers. Key Democrats like Elissa Slotkin and Debbie Dingell are supporting efforts to consolidate the party's fractured coalition, emphasizing unity after a contentious primary marked by tensions over Israel and campaign finance.

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