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Michigan Dems rally in Detroit following combative primary season

El-Sayed called for party unity at a Detroit rally and criticized Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers.

Michigan Dems rally in Detroit following combative primary season
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Michigan Democrats held a general-election kickoff rally in Detroit after a combative Senate primary. Nominee Abdul El-Sayed called for unity with defeated opponent Haley Stevens while trading attacks with Republican nominee Mike Rogers.

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ALSO MENTIONED  Anthony Forlini, Macomb County clerk and Republican candidate for secretary of state; Dana Nessel, Michigan attorney general; Eli Savit, Washtenaw County prosecutor and candidate for Michigan attorney general; Garlin Gilchrist, Michigan lieutenant governor and Democratic nominee for secretary of state; Hunter Lovell, Republican National Committee spokesman; Jocelyn Benson, Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Michigan; Mary Sheffield, Detroit mayor; Megan Cavanagh, Michigan Supreme Court chief justice and candidate for retention; Noah Hood, Michigan Supreme Court justice and candidate for retention

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