El-Sayed's Michigan Rise Exposes Dems' Moral Morass

John Fetterman is a little less lonely these days, but not because his courage has proven contagious to his fellow Democrats.

Progressives may be on the cusp of winning the battle only to lose the war.

Michigan Democrats have spent years building one of the party’s most successful statewide operations, but Abdul el Sayed’s rise in the Senate primary is testing whether the coalition that powered those victories can survive the party’s deepening ideological divisions. Ahead of Tuesday’s primary to replace retiring Sen.

John Fetterman is a little less lonely these days, but not because his courage has proven contagious to his fellow Democrats.

Haley Stevens wants to move legislation. Abdul El-Sayed wants to move the debate. But first, one of them has to keep the seat blue.

Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate primary has become a battle over more than a nomination.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens over progressive challenger Abdul El-Sayed this week in Michigan's Democrat Senate primary, the latest establishment figure to close ranks behind the moderate as the party's left wing surges in the final stretch.