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Bernie Sanders suggests working-class Republicans may support Abdul el Sayed in Michigan Senate race

Senator Bernie Sanders expressed his belief that many working-class Republican voters in Michigan may consider voting for Democratic candidate Abdul el Sayed in the general election, if he wins the primary against Rep. Haley Stevens. Sanders highlighted economic issues as a key factor that could influence these voters' decisions. The primary election is set for Tuesday, with el Sayed reportedly leading in recent polls.

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Senator Bernie Sanders expressed his belief that many working-class Republican voters in Michigan may consider voting for Democratic candidate Abdul el Sayed in the general election, if he wins the primary against Rep. Haley Stevens. Sanders highlighted economic issues as a key factor that could influence these voters' decisions. The primary election is set for Tuesday, with el Sayed reportedly leading in recent polls.

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Original Headline

Sanders says ‘many’ working-class Republican voters could vote for el Sayed in general election

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Bernie Sanders suggests working-class Republicans may support Abdul el Sayed in Michigan Senate race