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El-Sayed on his priorities, friction with Dems & call with Obama

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Following his narrow victory over establishment-backed Representative Haley Stevens in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary, nominee Abdul El-Sayed is shifting his focus toward uniting the party for the general election against Republican Mike Rogers. Appearing on Sunday news programs like Meet the Press and State of the Union, El-Sayed detailed his upcoming campaign strategy, addressed ideological friction within his party, and shared insights from a recent phone call with former President Barack Obama.

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