Rogers Targets Key Voter Blocs to Undercut El-Sayed in Michigan Senate Race
TL;DR
After a bruising Michigan Democratic primary, Republican Mike Rogers is trying to peel away disaffected voters—especially Jewish and Black communities—while Abdul El-Sayed works to unite the party and fend off a well-funded challenge in the Senate race.
- Rogers looks to crack El-Sayed's coalition after bruising Michigan primary Politico
- Abdul El-Sayed Talks About His Victory, Chuck Schumer and His Mom The New York Times
- Abdul El-Sayed’s Republican opponent directly pitches Democrats, hoping to capitalize after divisive primary CNN
- Will El-Sayed play in Pontiac come November? Roll Call
- Trump may be just what Michigan Democrats need after bruising primary The Hill
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