The Jewish candidate who lost votes for the pro-Palestinian who defeated her - and the fiancé switched sides

Haley Stevens, the Jewish candidate who lost to Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Democratic primary, announced she will vote for him but criticized anti-Israel messages in his campaign. Her fiancé, a Jewish Democrat, said he will vote for the Republican. Polls show a tie between El-Sayed and Rogers.

Haley Stevens, the Jewish candidate who lost to Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Democratic primary, announced she will vote for him in the general Senate election but publicly criticized his campaign. Stevens claims that El-Sayed's circle spread anti-Israel messages, including a video distributed by an anti-Israeli influencer. Stevens' fiancé, a Jewish Democrat, said he will vote for Republican candidate Rogers, after being disappointed by El-Sayed's refusal to moderate his positions. Polls show an almost complete tie between El-Sayed and Rogers in Michigan, a key state where a Republican has not won a Senate seat in over three decades. The issue of Israel remains a fault line for many Democrats in the state.

The Jewish candidate who lost votes for the pro-Palestinian who defeated her - and the fiancé switched sides