Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/vES0dk018ne.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Michigan Senate primary: Why voters turned out for Abdul El-Sayed [6zfhtmSKSJ6] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Affordability, access to healthcare and the influence of corporations, AIPAC and other big money PACs drew voters to Abdul El-Sayed’s rally at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. With Michigan’s Aug. 4 U.S. Senate primary approaching, people said voting was their chance to help decide which candidates and priorities move forward. El-Sayed is running against Haley Stevens for the Democratic nomination. Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined El-Sayed before a capacity crowd July 19. #ussenate #michiganpolitics #elections2026 #berniesanders #aoc FR8kFBwxMvY yy86C7fBFKN H1o3uExpWUg von9uiyV20P KioVGLjPA2N jeG5GgoR4FC
Affordability, access to healthcare and the influence of corporations, AIPAC and other big money PACs drew voters to Abdul El-Sayed’s rally at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. With Michigan’s Aug. 4 U.S. Senate primary approaching, people said voting was their chance to help decide which candidates and priorities move forward. El-Sayed is running against Haley Stevens for the Democratic nomination. Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined El-Sayed before a capacity crowd July 19. #ussenate #michiganpolitics #elections2026 #berniesanders #aoc FR8kFBwxMvY yy86C7fBFKN H1o3uExpWUg von9uiyV20P KioVGLjPA2N jeG5GgoR4FC