Michigan’s Democratic primary for the Senate nomination saw centrist Haley Stevens and progressive Abdul El-Sayed in a tight race, with El-Sayed slightly ahead at 48.9% compared to Stevens’ 47.1%. This contest highlights the ongoing rift between the party’s establishment and progressive factions, particularly over U.S. support for Israel. In Missouri, progressive Cori Bush lost her bid against incumbent Wesley Bell, while Kansas Democrats nominated Adam Hamilton to challenge Republican Senator Roger Marshall in November.
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