In a display of party unity in the fiercely contested battle for a U.S. Senate seat in Michigan, former Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens said she plans to vote for Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, despite losing to him in the primary and her fiancé's public back of Republican nominee Mike Rogers. Appearing on CNN with Kaitlan Collins Wednesday night, Stevens was asked about her fiancé's decision to support Rogers, the former congressman and FBI agent who emerged as the Republican nominee.“Like a lot of households across America, we’re a household divided,” Stevens, who narrowly lost to El-Sayed in the August...
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