Michigan primary
Coverage of Michigan primary in the Nexus archive.
- Where El-Sayed Showed Strengths, and Weaknesses, in the Michigan Primary
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed performed strongly in college towns during the Michigan Primary, while Representative Haley Stevens secured support in Black urban centers.
- Abdul El-Sayed speaks to supporters as results come in for Michigan Primary
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan US Senate candidate, addressed supporters as primary election results slowly emerged. The event occurred in the early morning hours of Wednesday.
- Michigan primary puts Democratic Party divide to the test and more top headlines
The Michigan primary is testing divisions within the Democratic Party as highlighted in the article. Additional headlines include a historian's criticism of the Smithsonian, Cracker Barrel angering customers, and various political and social issues such as ICE arrests, President Trump's remarks on oil companies, and debates over health policies and cultural topics.
- Countdown to the Michigan Primary
The Michigan Primary is counting votes on Tuesday night to determine candidates for the November general election, with focus on the Democratic Senate contest. All eyes are on Michigan as primary results will shape the general election landscape.
- How the Michigan Primary Is Dividing Jewish Voters
U.S. support for Israel is dividing Jewish voters in Michigan ahead of the August 4 primary, reshaping the Democratic Party. Campaigners in Detroit reflect on how the Gaza war has influenced Jewish political alignments and tested community cohesion.
- Michigan primary: Early voting, absentee ballots are up
The number of voters in Michigan casting early in-person or absentee ballots for the primary election has significantly increased this year. Early voting and absentee ballot usage are reported to be dramatically higher compared to previous years.
- AIPAC features as key topic at last Democratic debate before Michigan primary vote
AIPAC is a central issue in the final Democratic debate before the Michigan primary, with Haley Stevens avoiding questions about her ties to the group and Abdul El-Sayed emphasizing its financial influence in the race.