Kamala Harris will campaign with Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan

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The article gives detailed campaign context and quotes the candidates, a campaign spokesperson, and a party figure. It presents competing views, though some of the discussion about voter attitudes relies on individual sources rather than broader evidence.

The report includes the candidates' accounts, a Republican campaign response, and views from a Democratic party figure, while also describing tensions among voters. Some assessments of voter attitudes rely on a small number of quoted sources.

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