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2026-10-22 13:02
Michigan Senate candidates trade personal attacks in fiery final debate
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The economy and the war in Iran emerged as dominant debate topics in critical races in Michigan, Kansas and Wisconsin.
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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers sparred over everything from grocery prices and health care to the war with Iran.
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Less than two weeks before Election Day, Michigan's two Senate candidates met for the last time in a Southfield television studio just outside Detroit. It's a race that could decide which party controls the U.S.
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The Kansas Senate debate saw Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton try to define each other by their parties as Senate control hangs in the balance.
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Michigan Senate candidates trade personal attacks in fiery final debate
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In Michigan, a Bitter Final Debate Gets Personal
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Final Michigan Senate debate takeaways and rural America’s data center boom: Morning Rundown
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Kansas Senate rivals distance themselves from party leaders in fiery debate
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