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Michigan Democrats locked in tight battle to earn Senate nomination in crucial seat
The primary has underlined divisions over the party's future, with former public health official El-Sayed channelling grassroots frustration with Washington politics and US ties to Israel.
Two factions of the Democratic Party Both Stevens and El-Sayed have been laying out starkly different visions for Michigan and for the country.
After a bruising and sometimes bitter campaign, left-wing insurgent Abdul El-Sayed is slightly ahead of the establishment-backed congresswoman, Haley Stevens, with more than 90% of the votes counted.
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