Democrats’ self-inflicted wounds threaten high-stakes Michigan Senate race
DETROIT — Instead of capitalizing on Republican vulnerabilities to retake the Senate on Tuesday, some of the Democratic Party’s most prominent figures and their allies are consumed by a fight of their own making.
TL;DR
- Democratic figures and allies are engaged in internal disputes, hindering their efforts to win the Senate.
- In Michigan, a bitter primary feud has resurfaced between Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed and former rival Rep. Haley Stevens.
- Stevens is challenging el Sayed's positions on Israel, and his campaign has asked her to stay away from his events.