Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed (D) and former Representative Mike Rogers (R) are scheduled to participate in their first debate on Thursday. This debate is part of the competitive race to succeed retiring Senator Gary Peters (D). The event will provide both candidates an opportunity to present their platforms and address criticisms of each other's political positions.
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El-Sayed and Rogers to Participate in First Michigan Senate Debate
Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers will face each other in their first debate on Thursday as they compete for the Michigan Senate seat being vacated by Gary Peters. The debate will allow them to outline their platforms and critique each other's political views.
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