Bloodbath Looms In Michigan?
Democratic hopeful Mallory McMorrow has withdrawn from the Michigan Senate primary coming up on Aug. 4. This comes as little surprise, as McMorrow was polling less than 8 percent support. But her withdrawal turns that Aug. 4 primary into a real showdown.
That’s because Abdul El-Sayed, endorsed by Bernie Sanders and other Socialists, has been leading the pack. But the more moderate candidate appearing to run second in the polls — Haley Stevens — is preferred by most of McMorrow’s voters. So Aug. 4 could become a real test now of whether Democrats want to go the moderate route or veer farther off the deep end.
Whoever wins in this primary, heavy in-fighting will benefit the Republican hopeful Mike Rogers. Here’s more from Braden Langley.
