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Michigan voters to weigh in on critical Senate, House races

Candidates are also vying to replace Gov. Whitmer, who is term-limited.

ABC Top Stories By Diana Paulsen Aug 4, 2026, 10:17 AM Captured Aug 4, 2026, 9:57 PM

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Voters head to the polls Tuesday in Michigan in key primary races for governor, senator and the House races that may determine control of Congress.

The marquee race on the ballot is the Democratic primary for the state's open Senate seat.

Gary Peters, the race to replace him has become a proxy fight for the future of the Democratic Party with an expensive fight between progressive public heath official Dr.

Mike Rogers, who lost his 2024 Senate run against Elissa Slotkin by fewer than 20,000 votes.

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Stevens has criticized El-Sayed as being what she characterizes as insufficiently forceful in condemning an antisemitic attack on a Michigan synagogue and Jewish preschool earlier this year after El-Sayed, in a statement, noted that the attacker had family killed in Israeli air strikes and he said "hurt people hurt people." El-Sayed stood by his comments.
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Voters head to the polls Tuesday in Michigan in key primary races for governor, senator and the House races that may determine control of Congress.

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