Trump questions Michigan voting integrity as El-Sayed advances; GOP races and online-safety bill move forward

Donald Trump accused Detroit-area voting in Michigan of fraud on Truth Social after Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won the Democratic nomination to face Republican Mike Rogers; the DOJ deployed poll watchers to Detroit and other cities to monitor voting. In Florida, Reps. Anna Paulina Luna and Mike Haridopolos endorsed Ryan Elijah over Cory Mills amid Mills’ ethics probe. The Senate Commerce Committee advanced the Kids Online Safety Act, though a related age-verification measure stalled for lack of a quorum. Capitol coverage also highlights ongoing leadership debates over Rep. Max Miller and Rep. Chuck Edwards amidst ethics questions, and the DCCC expanded its midterm target map by 12 GOP seats.