Rep. Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) decision to pull support from Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed after he declined to condemn an advertisement blaming U.S. support for Israel for rising grocery prices has thrust Jewish voters into the spotlight heading into Election Day.

It’s unclear whether Stevens’s decision to endorse Rogers with only two days left before the election will affect the outcome of the race. Joel Rubin, the former deputy assistant secretary of state who was the Jewish director for the Bernie Sanders 2020 presidential campaign, told the Washington Examiner he believes it will have an impact on Democratic Jewish voters.

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