Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary is a landmark win for the party’s insurgent left wing—and a sign that the fight with centrists over the party’s course is unsettled
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Abdul El-Sayed showed the far left can win a battleground state, but the fight for control of the party is far from over.
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