
El-Sayed Campaign Bars Stevens from Final Michigan Events Amid Israel Dispute
Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign has asked former primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens to skip all upcoming events, including a planned Nov. 1 church appearance, ending a last-minute bid for unity. The split follows Stevens’ demand that El-Sayed condemn an outside ad linking US aid to Israel with domestic cost-of-living issues. El-Sayed dismissed the request as relitigating the August primary, while Stevens argued a disclaimer is not a condemnation. The rift threatens Democratic unity in a pivotal race against Republican Mike Rogers, with Stevens’ fiancé voting for the GOP candidate.

