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Live: Haley Stevens, Abdul El-Sayed primary debate on FOX 2

Stevens defended her position on a two-state solution and said she has voted for long-term peace.

Live: Haley Stevens, Abdul El-Sayed primary debate on FOX 2
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In a debate exchange, Haley Stevens defended her support for a two-state solution and said she has voted for long-term peace. Abdul El-Sayed criticized campaign spending and argued that U.S. tax dollars should be spent in Michigan rather than on the conflict abroad.

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Representative and Senate primary candidate discussing campaign finance and Israel policy

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Senate candidate criticizing campaign spending and U.S. spending abroad

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Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed Debate in Michigan Senate Race

Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed debated in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, addressing their records, campaign spending and policy positions. Center outlets emphasize campaign money, electability and the candidates’ records, with some fact-checking claims or tracking polling. Right-leaning outlets foreground Stevens’s defense of her congressional experience and pro-Israel record, alongside El-Sayed’s criticism of her positions.

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