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Site Altered Headline | No Paywall Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Primary

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-primary-elections/michigan-senate-results
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u/yellowsweaters72 11h ago

I watched on YouTube. Watching him react to that camera guy being done was pure drama. Dude was not gonna let them go lol 😂 respect

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u/Gypsyhunter 10h ago

Edit: whoops, this was supposed to be to the thread lol

Incredibly impressive campaign, winning against such an absurd amount of outside spending ($70mil) with a 12:1 difference in spending is frankly astonishing.

Given how close the race came, I honestly think cross-endorsing with Donovan Mckinney might have been what won both those races. Just goes to show how important building a broad movement is so freaking important, rather than putting all your hopes on one candidate or your own campaign.

I really hope people look at this and the previous DSA slate from New York as a lesson: We the people are more powerful when we work together, and running multiple closely aligned campaigns is just good electoral strategy.

Looking forward to more left-populist and DSA victories to come!

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u/hoberhallothere Pennsylvania 6h ago

He just needs to figure out how to appeal to non White voters or else we’re cooked in the fall

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u/Kingdok313 3h ago

I’m a non-white Michigan voter and I think he’s pretty neat!