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Michigan Senate Race Tightens | Buffalo News
Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary is a razor-thin race between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, with El-Sayed leading by just 300 votes out of nearly 3,000 cast. A former health director running on a progressive, anti-establishment platform, El-Sayed is aiming to energize overlooked voters—especially in lower-income communities—and could become Michigan’s first Black Senate candidate. This tight contest reflects deeper Democratic Party divisions and signals how the party might evolve in future elections, making every vote a potential turning point for national politics. Listen in…
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