Abdul El-Sayed says Kamala Harris' visit for his Michigan U.S. Senate race is about Democratic unity
Harris’ Michigan visit is presented as an effort to help El-Sayed build Democratic unity and as a politically significant stop.
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Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed said Kamala Harris’ Detroit campaign stop is intended to help unite Michigan Democrats as he runs against Republican Mike Rogers. The story describes party divisions over El-Sayed’s views on Israel and Gaza and differing assessments of his candidacy.
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Democratic nominee for Michigan's U.S. Senate seat
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19 OUTLETSKamala Harris campaigned with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a Detroit event focused on Black maternal health, backing his campaign for the seat. Center outlets mainly present the visit as a campaign effort tied to maternal health and Democratic unity, with context on the Senate race. Right-leaning outlets focus on Harris's DEI remarks and portray the appearance critically, also criticizing El-Sayed's demeanor or response.
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