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Ocasio-Cortez will stump for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s Senate race
The matchup will test the strength of the Democratic Party’s progressive wing — and the congresswoman’s potential 2028 chances — in a battleground state.
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The outlets only partly converge on the Michigan Senate race: Washington Post leads on Ocasio-Cortez stumping for Abdul El-Sayed and frames it as a test for the Democratic progressive wing, while The Hill centers a heated debate between El-Sayed and Mike Rogers over Flock cameras, Iran and Trump. Channel 4 News takes a different angle again, using a voter focus group to ask which candidate Michigan voters are leaning toward and whether the midterms are about Donald Trump.
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