Michigan Democratic Senate Primary: Oakland County Winner
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NEW: Former President Barack Obama called both Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens on Friday, praising their efforts to unify Michigan Democrats after a bruising primary and offering an early boost to El-Sayed’s general-election Senate campaign.
After a race decided by just 1%, Egyptian-American physician Abdulrahman El-Sayed (Abdul) secured the Democratic Party's nomination for the Senate from Michigan, defeating his AIPAC-backed opponent, Representative Haley Stevens, and moving closer to becoming the first Muslim senator in the history of Congress.
Live: Haley Stevens introduces old rival Abdul El-Sayed at 'unity breakfast' for Michigan Democrats
FOX News' @BillMelugin_ reports after progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed defeated moderate Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary. • • El-Sayed will now face former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers, who was uncontested in the GOP primary, in one of the nation's most closely watched Senate races this November.
Abdul El-Sayed wins the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan He defeated Haley Stevens despite $30 million from the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC A defender of Palestinian rights, he will face Republican Mike Rogers in November #USA #Michigan #teleSUR
Within hours of the primary result, Democrats elites are rallying around winner Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. Haley Stevens plus Schumer, Gillibrand/DSCC, Whitmer, Slotkin, Gary Peters, Jim Clyburn all swiftly embraced him. He faces Trump-endorsed Republican Mike Rogers this fall.
Former health official Abdul El-Sayed defeated Rep. Haley Stevens in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, CBS News projects. The 41-year-old is set to take on former Rep. Mike Rogers in November. @edokeefe reports.
Live: Rep. Haley Stevens says she's offered Abdul El-Sayed her full support in Senate race
Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive populist, beats Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary.
Live: Abdul El-Sayed’s speech Wednesday morning after he was declared the winner of Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary was more geared toward party unity and reaching out to supporters of his opponent, Haley Stevens, than the one he delivered at his campaign party late Tuesday night. He ended his remarks on Wednesday on lofty terms, saying the race is about “who we are as a country” and saying, “My story in America is about as unlikely as it gets.”
United States of America: Progressive candidate Abdul Sayed defeats his AIPAC-backed opponent, Haley Stevens, in the Democratic Party primary in Michigan.
Live: Rep. Haley Stevens concedes to Dr. Abdul El-Sayed
Live: Haley Stevens concedes in acrimonious primary battle, offer 'full support' to El-Sayed in November
Live: Rep. Haley Stevens congratulates Abdul El-Sayed on Democratic Senate primary win
Schumer, who backed Haley Stevens, and DSCC Chair Kirsten Gillibrand back Abdul El-Sayed now that he’s officially the Dem nominee
Live: Representative Haley Stevens called Dr. Abdul El-Sayed to concede this morning, said Arik Wolk, a spokesman for the Stevens campaign.
Haley Stevens concedes in a statement, backing Abdul El-Sayed and calling for Democratic unity. • • "We need to win this Senate seat, because Elissa Slotkin deserves a partner like Abdul in the U.S. Senate." #MISEN
Campaign says Rep. Haley Stevens called Abdul El-Sayed to concede moments ago, @EugeneDaniels2 reports
NBC News predicts that Abdul Sayed will win the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, establishing a foothold in the Midwest for the progressive left, which is gaining ground in this midterm election cycle. Sayed overcame an outside financial onslaught of approximately $65 million and the support of the political establishment, which had rallied around his opponent, Haley Stevens. According to Politico, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) spent nearly $30 million to support Representative Haley Stevens and prevent the progressive candidate Abdul Sayed from winning the party's Senate nomination in Michigan, marking the largest campaign expenditure by the committee ever. #AlMayadeen
Live: Mallory McMorrow, the Democrat who dropped out of the Michigan Senate race a month ago, has received more votes than the gap between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Representative Haley Stevens. With more than 1.5 million ballots counted, McMorrow had nearly 61,000 votes, while El-Sayed was leading Stevens by less than 20,000.
Live: US representative Haley Stevens , who is currently trailing in the Democratic primary for Senate in Michigan , has cast herself throughout her campaign as a pra
Live: Most counties in Michigan have completed reporting a majority of their votes. But even in some places that appear to be close to finished counting, batches of votes are still left, including mail ballots that arrived on or close to Election Day. Those votes may be beneficial to Haley Stevens, who has performed better among mail-in ballots thus far. Late-arriving mail ballots have benefited progressives in other states, however, so it can be hard to tell how they might lean.
Live: NOW: Haley Stevens addresses supporters in Detroit
DDHQ Race Update (est. 30% in): Michigan US Senate Democratic Primary • • Haley Stevens (D): 226,448 (48.4%) • Abdul El-Sayed (D): 224,061 (47.9%) • Mallory McMorrow (D): 17,269 (3.7%) • • Haley Stevens leads for the first time. • • Follow more results here: •
Live: About 70 percent of the Oakland County vote is in, and Representative Haley Stevens is winning her home county by just two percentage points. With two-thirds of the votes counted in Washtenaw County, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed carries the county, which includes the college town of Ann Arbor.
Live: About 70 percent of the Oakland County vote is in, and Representative Haley Stevens is winning her home county by just two percentage points. With two-thirds of the votes counted in Washtenaw County, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed carries the county, which includes the college town of Ann Arbor.
Live: Haley Stevens is trailing statewide an hour after polls closed in most of the state and she holds just a two-percentage-point lead in Oakland County, where both she and Abdul El-Sayed grew up and which she represents in Congress. Sixty percent of the expected vote in the county has been reported, but the outstanding ballots are largely Election Day votes — a bloc that has favored El-Sayed across the state.
Live: Haley Stevens is trailing statewide an hour after polls closed in most of the state and she holds just a two-percentage-point lead in Oakland County, where both she and Abdul El-Sayed grew up and which she represents in Congress. Sixty percent of the expected vote in the county has been reported, but the outstanding ballots are largely Election Day votes — a bloc that has favored El-Sayed across the state.
But Scholten also believes Haley Stevens will win the Dem Senate primary so "I don't think we're going to come to that."
Gretchen Whitmer endorses moderate Haley Stevens in tight upcoming Senate primary
What is this event about?
This market will resolve according to the candidate who receives the most valid votes from Oakland County in the Democratic Primary for United States Senator from Michigan, which is scheduled to be held on August 4, 2026.
The named candidates will be primarily ranked by the number of valid votes received in the specified election. If two or more candidates are tied on valid votes, ties will be broken by alphabetical order of the candidates' last names. This market will resolve to the candidate that occupies the highest finishing position after applying this ranking.
If the Oakland County results of this election are not definitively known by December 31, 2026, this market will resolve to “Other.”
This market will resolve based on a consensus of credible reporting. If there is ambiguity, this market will resolve based solely on the official results as reported by the government of Michigan, including the Office of the Secretary of State and the government of Oakland County.