13 Weeks to Unity: El-Sayed's Michigan Senate Bid Tests Democrats' Resolve
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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won Michigan’s Senate primary, but the party remains divided over his Israel stance and heavy anti-El-Sayed spending by AIPAC, prompting calls for unity ahead of a November showdown with Republican Mike Rogers; with 13 weeks to go, organizers are pushing a coordinated unity effort and continued outside spending to secure the seat.
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