Peters to head USC politics center as El-Sayed eyes Michigan seat
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Democratic Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan, who is retiring after this term, will head the University of Southern California's politics center and teach at USC campuses in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., alongside veteran strategist Mike Murphy. He will succeed Bob Shrum and has endorsed Abdul El-Sayed to replace him in Michigan’s Senate race, expressing confidence that El-Sayed will win.
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