His Left-wing Platform Includes Universal Healthcare, Higher Taxes on Billionaires and Corporations, and Ending Military Aid to Israel

Progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated centrist rival Haley Stevens in Michigan's Senate primary, setting up a November matchup against Republican Mike Rogers. His left-wing platform includes universal healthcare, higher taxes on billionaires and corporations, and ending military aid to Israel. The tight victory signals a leftward shift among Democrats but raises concerns about his general election chances.