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Rep. Haley Stevens Discusses Senate Primary and Party Unity

Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan commented on her Senate primary loss to Abdul El-Sayed, indicating that their differences have been addressed and emphasizing the need for party unity. She acknowledged the divisions regarding U.S. support for Israel but maintained that her beliefs as a Democratic Zionist still have a place in the party. Stevens did not clarify if she would campaign with El-Sayed against his Republican opponent.

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Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan commented on her Senate primary loss to Abdul El-Sayed, indicating that their differences have been addressed and emphasizing the need for party unity. She acknowledged the divisions regarding U.S. support for Israel but maintained that her beliefs as a Democratic Zionist still have a place in the party. Stevens did not clarify if she would campaign with El-Sayed against his Republican opponent.

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Stevens says of El-Sayed: “Differences were aired out” and “we did the unity deal”

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Rep. Haley Stevens Discusses Senate Primary and Party Unity