Michigan Democratic Senate candidate disinvites congresswoman from campaign events
Abdul El-Sayed asks fellow Democrat Haley Stevens to stay away from his rallies, citing concerns about distractions.
At a glance
- El-Sayed is the Democratic nominee in Michigan's closely contested Senate race
- He cited concerns about distractions as the reason for the request
- The move reflects internal party tensions during the campaign
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Michigan's US Senate race, has requested that Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens refrain from attending his campaign events. El-Sayed told reporters he wanted to avoid distractions and keep the race focused on his intended message.
The request highlights tensions within the Democratic party as the competitive Senate race enters its final stages.
Why it matters
The incident illustrates divisions within the Democratic party as a key Senate race approaches its conclusion.
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