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While each candidate spoke for roughly the same period of time and answered the same questions, neither shared the stage together Tuesday
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The Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful made three stops across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula on Thursday
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Rally speakers framed the election as a choice between “common sense” and “crazy.” That’s been a common word choice since many Democrats won nominations campaigning on progressive ideas like Medicare for All
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The Rogers camp has been trying to build inroads after El-Sayed struggled in Detroit during his primary race
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Republicans have spent tens of millions of dollars to portray him as a dangerous radical, as El-Sayed responds by traveling across Michigan, meeting voters, and focusing on health care and the cost of living
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy is awarding a $1 million grant to a Grand Rapids redevelopment project, the U.S. Senate debate grew heated at times, and more.
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Mike Rogers attempted, without evidence, to link El-Sayed to terrorist organizations during the debate
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Trade policy and the war with Iran are issues where the two candidates have been in conflict in recent days
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Disruptions at this week’s meeting centered around U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Guatemalan immigrant Mario David Coronado Juárez who died crashing his vehicle while fleeing ICE agents
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris joined Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit at an event on Black maternal health