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Whitmer endorses Stevens in Michigan race

Whitmer endorses Stevens in Michigan race

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NBC News and the New York Times foreground Whitmer’s expressed concerns about the “rhetoric” of the race, framing the endorsement as a response to intra‑party tension. The Washington Post similarly highlights the endorsement but places…
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Campaign Whitmer endorses Stevens in Michigan race Comments: by Caroline Vakil - 07/24/26 4:55 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Caroline Vakil - 07/24/26 4:55 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) made a surprise, last-minute endorsement for Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) over progressive Abdul El-Sayed in the open Michigan Senate race on Friday — highlighting Democratic angst over the possibility of a far-left victory in the Aug.

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Campaign Whitmer endorses Stevens in Michigan race Comments: by Caroline Vakil - 07/24/26 4:55 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Caroline Vakil - 07/24/26 4:55 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) made a surprise, last-minute endorsement for Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) over progressive Abdul El-Sayed in the open Michigan Senate race on Friday — highlighting Democratic angst over the possibility of a far-left victory in the Aug. 4 primary. “As governor, I’ve had one strategy: Get things done. And that strategy informs everything that I do, and that’s why I’m endorsing Haley Stevens for the U.S. Senate,” Whitmer said in a video ad shared through Stevens’s campaign.

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