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Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Michigan) visits Plymouth United Church of Christ in Detroit on July 26. She faces Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive primary opponent. (Bloomberg/Getty Images)

Crucial Senate race could come down to Michigan’s Black voters

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Michael Sutton, 18, canvasses for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race, highlighting Democratic divisions. El-Sayed, a progressive, challenges moderate Rep. Haley Stevens. The race could impact Senate control. Black voters are pivotal, with endorsements split between El-Sayed and Stevens. The primary spending exceeds $80 million, with El-Sayed outspent 8 to 1. Stevens emphasizes pragmatism, while El-Sayed focuses on economic populism.

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