Haley Stevens to campaign with Abdul el Sayed in final stretch of Michigan Senate race

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With less than a week remaining until Election Day, Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) committed to campaigning with her former rival, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed.

El Sayed and Stevens fought one of the most bitter Democratic primaries of the 2026 cycle, pitting the progressive wing of the party against the establishment-favored Stevens, with the former vision prevailing. Stevens largely stayed out of public view following her defeat, a pattern she’s going to break in the campaign’s final stretch with a joint appearance alongside her former rival.

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