Michigan Senate tightens as progressives clash with moderates; Lawrence wins MI-07 swing seat
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In Michigan, the Democratic Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens is tighter than expected, underscoring a fight over the party’s direction as early results roll in; meanwhile Sunrise Movement’s William Lawrence won Michigan’s 7th District Democratic primary after two moderates split the vote, giving Republicans a preferred opponent in November. Mallory McMorrow endorsed El-Sayed to help unify the party, and early data show El-Sayed performing best in wealthier, educated counties while Stevens leads in working-class areas, highlighting a broader national clash between progressives and moderates ahead of the general election.
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- Progressive Will Lawrence wins key Michigan House primary in blow to Dem leaders Axios
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