How big of a tent do Democrats want? Michigan’s Senate primary is testing the limits
Abdul El-Sayed defended campaigning with Hasan Piker as a way to engage voters in less conventional places.
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Abdul El-Sayed defended campaigning with Hasan Piker as a way to engage voters in less conventional places.
Republished from Los Angeles Times, with credit to the original publisher.
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Hasan Piker’s planned appearances with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed drew criticism from rival candidates and other Democrats over Piker’s past remarks, while Piker and El-Sayed defended the outreach. The article presents the dispute as a test of how broadly Democrats want to build their coalition ahead of the midterms.
Democratic representative who criticized Piker
Schneider's version of this story ↗
Senate primary rival who criticized El-Sayed’s decision to campaign with Piker
Stevens's version of this story ↗Referenced in a comparison about association with Nick Fuentes
Progressive senator who backed El-Sayed
Democratic figure whom Piker has hosted
Senator whose seat is being vacated
Former representative whom the primary winner is likely to face
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Former representative whom the primary winner is likely to face
