(Detroit, MI) – Two Democratic rivals will be joining forces in Michigan this weekend ahead of the midterms. Former Senate candidate Haley Stevens has been critical recently of Michigan primary winner Abdul El-Sayed, over a campaign ad she considered anti-Israel.
The New York Times is reporting that on Thursday, Stevens texted that she would participate in a “souls to the polls” event at a Black church in Detroit this Sunday featuring El-Sayed and Congressman James Clyburn of South Carolina.
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