Obama reaches out to Michigan Senate hopefuls to unify Democrats
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Former President Barack Obama phoned Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens to praise party unity after a tough primary and to signal early support for El-Sayed’s general-election bid. Stevens urged Obama to campaign in Michigan. The calls are notable because Obama has no formal endorsement process, highlighting ongoing efforts by top Democrats to present a united front ahead of November.
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