Representative Haley Stevens and former Wayne County health director Abdul El-Sayed participated in their second debate as candidates for the Democratic nomination to replace retiring Senator Gary Peters. The debate took place one week before the Democratic primary scheduled for August 4. During the debate, the candidates discussed topics including corporate influence in politics and their positions on Israel, with El-Sayed criticizing Stevens regarding campaign funding.
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Michigan Senate Primary Candidates Debate Key Issues Ahead of Election
Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed debated key issues in their race for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate from Michigan. The debate focused on corporate influence and support for Israel, with El-Sayed challenging Stevens on campaign financing.
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Fiery Michigan Senate primary reaches final stretch: Takeaways from El-Sayed, Stevens debate
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Michigan Senate Primary Candidates Debate Key Issues Ahead of Election