Michigan's Democratic Senate primary tests the party's future in a fight over electability

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Michigan's pivotal Democratic Senate primary pits progressive Abdul El-Sayed against moderate Haley Stevens in a high-stakes test of electability in a purple state, with heavy outside spending and high-profile endorsements shaping the race as voters weigh Medicare-for-All versus kitchen-table pragmatism and what the party’s direction should be ahead of November.
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