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Bernie Sanders Holds Rally for Abdul el Sayed in Michigan

Senator Bernie Sanders is rallying for Abdul el Sayed in Michigan as the midterm elections approach. El Sayed leads Republican Mike Rogers by 1.9 points, while John James trails Jocelyn Benson by over 6 points. Former President Obama recently held a rally emphasizing Democratic unity.

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Senator Bernie Sanders is campaigning for Abdul el Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, as the midterm elections near. El Sayed is currently ahead of Republican Mike Rogers by 1.9 percentage points, according to polling data. Meanwhile, Republican gubernatorial nominee John James is trailing his opponent, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, by more than 6 points. This rally follows a recent event with former President Barack Obama, who spoke about the need for unity among Democrats despite policy disagreements.

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  • Bernie Sanders is rallying for Abdul el Sayed in Michigan.
  • El Sayed leads Mike Rogers by 1.9 percentage points.
  • John James is trailing Jocelyn Benson by over 6 points.
  • Former President Obama held a rally in Detroit on Saturday.
  • Donald Trump hosted a rally in Port Huron featuring Nicki Minaj.
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