POLITICSAug 22 · 10:00 UTCBRIDGEDETROITLauren Gibbons

Mike Rogers vs. Abdul El-Sayed: 7 issues defining Michigan’s US Senate race

Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed are competing in a consequential race for Michigan’s US Senate seat, currently held by Gary Peters. Voters are considering various issues, including health care, affordability, economic pressures, and the candidates' backgrounds. The contest is defined not only by policy debates but also by associations with polarizing political figures.

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