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Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens Endorses Abdul El-Sayed’s GOP Opponent in Tight Senate Faceoff
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First reported by The Hill (Center); 5 outlets over 45h.
The Hill · +19h Reuters · +36h Al Jazeera · +42h Time · +45h Newsweek
The 2026 midterms could see the U.S.’s first Muslim, first Native woman, and first openly gay man elected to the Senate, among other potential barrier-breakers.
Read at time.com →Despite a record number of independents, third-party candidates and voters struggle to penetrate the two-party system.
Read at aljazeera.com →Election analyst Kyle Kondik told Newsweek a Republican hold would be an “utter shock” as 10 battlegrounds test Democratic gains.
Read at newsweek.com →How US news organizations will make midterm race calls Reuters
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