Haley Stevens appears with Mike Rogers at Detroit church
Politics · First reported 1 Nov, 16:04 · Updated 17:34
Rep. Haley Stevens attended a Detroit church service alongside Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers after being asked to skip a planned appearance with Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed amid a dispute over an Israel-related advertisement.
- Stevens appeared with Rogers at Perfecting Church in Detroit on Sunday, after she was disinvited from a planned event with El-Sayed.
- Stevens criticized an outside group’s advertisement linking U.S. support for Israel to higher grocery prices; El-Sayed said his campaign did not make the ad and that he disagreed with it.
- El-Sayed’s campaign asked Stevens to stay away from its remaining events, and the dispute has highlighted divisions among Democrats in a close Senate race.
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- Perfecting Church, Detroit
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- Haley Stevens and Mike Rogers
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- Abdul El-Sayed, who narrowly defeated Stevens in Michigan’s August Democratic primary
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- El-Sayed’s campaign asked Stevens to stay away from its remaining events
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- An earlier Sumzly story said El-Sayed’s campaign asked Stevens to stay away from events after the former primary rivals criticized one another over an advertisement and El-Sayed’s remarks about Israel. [7173c0f9-ea7f-45d7-8006-42210b625bd0]
- An earlier Sumzly story described the dispute as a source of tension among Michigan Democrats and noted concern that it could endanger the party’s hold on the Senate seat. [daf1269b-1fe9-47cd-9cbd-6d8c1aa0939c]
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