Michigan Democratic Senate primary: 45% of votes counted, tight race for nominee

With 45% of votes counted, the race for the Democratic Senate nomination in Michigan is very tight, according to Amichai Stein (i24NEWS).

The race for the Democratic Senate nomination in Michigan is very tight, with 45% of votes counted, according to reports from Amichai Stein (i24NEWS). The outcome of this primary will determine the Democratic candidate for the Senate seat in the November general election.

7 developments

1. 41 minutes ago · 09:17 · 5 AugLatest

   Candidate previously refused to recognize Israel's right to exist as Jewish state.

2. 09:08 · 5 Aug

   NBC projects Abdul El-Sayed has won the Democratic primary.

3. 08:55 · 5 Aug

   Abdul El-Sayed leads with 85% of votes counted.

• Developing49 minutes ago · 09:09 · 5 AugAbdul El-Sayed refuses to recognize Israel's right to exist, compares it to Hamas
• Developing4 hours ago · 06:27 · 5 AugRace tightens for anti-Israeli candidate Abdul A-Sayed after polls predicted easy win
• Strong15:03 · 24 JunJewish progressive Brad Lander defeats pro-Israel Rep. Dan Goldman in New York primary
• Developing10:46 · 24 JunDaraliza Abilla Chevalier wins New York Democratic primary for 13th district, refuses to recognize Israel

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