@japdmedia26: Detroit, Michigan, USA — Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has responded to questions about former primary rival Haley Stevens after she publicly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race. When asked about Stevens' decision, El-Sayed reportedly brushed off the development, saying, "I actually don't think about Haley Stevens." Stevens, a Democratic congresswoman who lost to El-Sayed in the August Democratic primary, announced her support for Rogers on November 1, just two days before Election Day. Her endorsement followed growing disagreements with El-Sayed over campaign advertisements, his comments about Israel and concerns involving Jewish voters. Stevens had previously said she planned to vote for El-Sayed despite their disagreements. However, she later appeared alongside Rogers at Perfecting Church in Detroit and officially endorsed his campaign. El-Sayed continued campaigning with other Democratic leaders, including Rep. Jim Clyburn and Rep. Debbie Dingell, as the Michigan Senate race entered its final days. The developments have highlighted divisions among Michigan Democrats ahead of the election. Detroit #Michigan #USA #AbdulElSayed #japd

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