Abdul El-Sayed & Haley Stevens

Abdul El-Sayed: Abdul El-Sayed, former Wayne County and Detroit health director, is now one of the two main contenders for the Democratic nomination. He is running as the progressive standard-bearer and has seen a surge in support.

Haley Stevens: Haley Stevens, a U.S. Representative, is now one of the two main contenders for the Democratic nomination after Mallory McMorrow's withdrawal. She is seen as the moderate candidate with establishment support, and McMorrow's exit may benefit her.

Abdul El-Sayed: Abdul El-Sayed is a progressive candidate in the United States — Michigan Democratic Senate primary who received a significant endorsement from Chris Van Hollen, boosting his campaign and highlighting the ideological divide within the Democratic_Party.

Haley Stevens: Haley Stevens is a moderate candidate in the United States — Michigan Democratic Senate primary, backed by Chuck Schumer and benefiting from significant outside spending.

Abdul El-Sayed: Abdul El-Sayed, a public health advocate, is a leading progressive candidate in Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate primary, making opposition to U.S. support for Israel a central theme of his campaign.

Haley Stevens: Haley Stevens, a moderate U.S. Representative, is a primary competitor to Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, representing the more centrist wing of the United States — Democratic Party (United States) and supporting Israel's right to defend itself.