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Haley Stevens Makes Electability Case in Michigan Senate Primary

Haley Stevens is making electability her case in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, while Abdul El-Sayed is pressing a progressive alternative. Coverage centers on whether voters favor Stevens’s record or El-Sayed’s call not to move toward the center.

OUTLETS
109 RATED
ARTICLES
102 COPIES
SPAN
3DAYS
AVG CRED
86HIGH
The sides

How each side told it

OUTLETS BY LEAN9 RATED · 1 UNRATED
WHO’S NAMED
People · 2 PEOPLE

Who’s in it, and how each side portrayed them

El-Sayed and Stevens were named together by 10 of 10 outlets. Counted by outlet.

GOODMIXEDINFORMATIONALBAD

Argued that Democrats can win without moving toward the center while challenging Stevens with a progressive campaign.

NAMED BY 10 OF 10
LEFT
NOT NAMED0 OUTLETSLeft-leaning outlets: not named.
CENTER
● MOSTLY INFORMATIONAL9 OF 9 OUTLETSCenter outlets: mostly informational, 9 of 9 outlets.
RIGHT
NOT NAMED0 OUTLETSRight-leaning outlets: not named.
D · MI-11 · REPRESENTATIVE

Made her record of winning competitive races the case for her Senate candidacy and ability to help Democrats hold the seat.

NAMED BY 10 OF 10
LEFT
NOT NAMED0 OUTLETSLeft-leaning outlets: not named.
CENTER
● MOSTLY INFORMATIONAL9 OF 9 OUTLETSCenter outlets: mostly informational, 9 of 9 outlets.
RIGHT
NOT NAMED0 OUTLETSRight-leaning outlets: not named.
Timeline · 3 DAYS

When each side picked it up

ARTICLES PER 12 HOURS
LEFTCENTERRIGHTLEFT AND RIGHT: NO COVERAGE YET

When each side picked it up. center: 9 articles, first thu 12:01 am. unrated: 1 article, first sun 10:36 am.

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