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7. Michigan Senate

Reply to LisaM (Reply #6)

Sun Jul 5, 2026, 08:25 PM

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I think she pulled out because her polling numbers were not good, and realized that by removing herself, it would allow Haley Stevens to beat Al-Sayed in a two person race. Al-Sayed is considered by most democrats as a bit too left to win statewide in Michigan while Haley Stevens is a popular member of the House.

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