Haley Stevens launches website of Abdul el Sayed’s ‘brags’ ahead of debate night
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- ▪Mallory McMorrow ditched her bid for the seat, leaving the choice for Michigan voters between the Democratic establishment-backed Stevens and the left-wing el Sayed.
- ▪Recommended Stories ‘There was more to drop on this guy’: Guy Benson on Graham Platner allegations Troy Jackson calls for Platner to drop out: ‘I’m the best person to replace him’ House Democrat bets anti-socialist brand can hold Trump-won
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Michigan’s senate race is heating up between the two remaining candidates, as Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) launched a website aimed at dragging Abdul el Sayed’s record ahead of their first one-on-one debate on Tuesday evening.Stevens’s campaign launched a website called Abdulfacts.com, publishing what her campaign calls “the big claims, brags, and promises Abdul El-Sayed has made” and contrasting those statements to “what really happened.” The website launch comes just days after state Sen. Mallory McMorrow ditched her bid for the seat, leaving the choice for Michigan voters between the Democratic establishment-backed Stevens and the left-wing el Sayed.
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