Michigan's Senate race tests pro-Israel Jews' loyalty to Democratic Party

How the Michigan Senate primary activated every bitter Democratic grudge

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Michigan Democratic candidate for Senate Abdul El-Sayed and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) greet the crowd after El-Sayed spoke at a rally on July 18, in Detroit, Michigan. | Sarah Rice/Getty Images A decade’s worth of grudges and feuds between the Democratic establishment and the insurgent left is coming to a head in one election this year: Michigan’s Senate primary. Key takeaways Many long-simmering grudges…

'The Fighter Michigan Needs': Warren Endorses El-Sayed as AIPAC Spends $30 Million Against Him

Warren praised El-Sayed for "not taking corporate money" and called out the "special interests running millions of dollars in TV ads to buy this seat."

Michigan's Senate race tests pro-Israel Jews' loyalty to Democratic Party

The state’s upcoming US Senate primary is making many deeply uneasy. Many a Jew in the mitten state is pulling for pro-Israel centrist US Rep. Haley Stevens to win on Aug. 4.

Haley Stevens bets on black support in Michigan

DETROIT — Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) is making a closing pitch focused heavily on the black community, a demographic that could swing a tight Michigan Senate race in her favor. In the final days of her primary against Abdul el Sayed, voters are being inundated with PAC-funded commercials that highlight former President Barack Obama and his 2018 praise for Stevens — a strategy that supporters and critics say could be influential with black voters.…

How Michigan's Senate race is testing pro-Israel Jews' loyalty to the Democratic Party

Some Jewish communal leaders in the state say they would vote, or fundraise, for Mike Rogers if the strident Israel critic beats Haley Stevens.

AIPAC spends $30M in Michigan | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. -- The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, and its affiliated groups have spent close to $30 million backing Senate candidate Haley Stevens -- their largest investment ever in a single race -- as it seeks to defeat progressive favorite Abdul El-Sayed in the Aug. 4 primary.