McMorrow stays neutral in Michigan Senate primary after withdrawal
TL;DR
State Sen. Mallory McMorrow says she won’t endorse either Democrat in Michigan’s U.S. Senate primary and will back the eventual nominee after Aug. 4, after dropping out of the race; her withdrawal comes as El-Sayed and Stevens vie for support, and both have spoken with her since the decision. Her name will still appear on the ballot because ballots were already printed.
Topics:nationpolitics#abdul-el-sayed#haley-stevens#mallory-mcmorrow#michigan-politics#politics#us-senate-primary
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- Mallory McMorrow drops out of Michigan’s crucial Democratic Senate primary CNN
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