Levin backs El-Sayed in Michigan Senate race, centered on policy unity amid Israel-Palestine tensions
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Former Michigan Democrat Sander Levin endorsed Abdul El-Sayed for the open U.S. Senate seat, saying he aligns with El-Sayed on climate, trade, and health care but disagrees with his Israeli-Palestinian views; Levin stressed loyalty to the Democratic ticket and highlighted his family’s Michigan political legacy as context for the endorsement while noting El-Sayed’s campaign with Hasan Piker drew scrutiny from some Jewish voters.
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- What Black voters can teach Michigan Jews about Abdul El-Sayed forward.com
- Arlene Frank, a Jewish Democrat, Explains Why She's Voting For Abdul El-Sayed For Senate Deadline Detroit
- Jewish Leaders in Michigan Urge Support for El-Sayed’s Senate Bid The New York Times
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