The race is too close to call, with both candidates awaiting further results in a contest crucial to Senate control
El-Sayed Holds Slim Lead Over Stevens in Michigan Democratic Senate Primary
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Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive candidate, holds a slim lead over Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, according to early results. Both candidates addressed supporters early Wednesday, expressing optimism while cautioning that a winner may not be known for some time. El-Sayed said there is 'a lot of healing to do' after the contentious race.
The primary is one of several key contests that will determine control of the U.S. Senate. Democrats need to gain four seats to win a majority, and holding the Michigan seat is crucial to that goal. El-Sayed emphasized that voters rejected corporate money, saying 'our votes aren't for sale and we want change.' The race remains too close to call, with a final outcome pending further vote counts.
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Abdul El-Sayed says "there's a lot of healing to do" after Senate primary.
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Both candidates addressed supporters early Wednesday morning, expressing optimism while cautioning that they didn't expect to know the winner for a while.
according to CBS News — LatestBut Michigan voters said our votes aren't for sale and we want change.
according to The Independent — WorldThe seat is among a handful that Democrats are defending this cycle, which are crucial to determining the party that controls the chamber.
according to CBS News — LatestThe party needs to pick up four seats to win a majority, and holding the Michigan seat is key to that calculus.
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Abdul El-Sayed says "there's a lot of healing to do" after Senate primary.
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