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Kamala Harris is making a major political play in Michigan, heading there next week to campaign with Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed — a critical battleground race where Democrats need every win to seize control of the Senate. Their roundtable will focus on Black maternal health, a key issue El-Sayed, a former health official and doctor, is deeply familiar with. Harris’s appearance signals unity within the Democratic Party as El-Sayed faces tough Republican opposition, and it underscores her own rising stature — seen as a potential 2028 presidential contender. She’ll also meet local leaders, including Detroit NAACP president, highlighting a broader effort to energize voters and build grassroots support ahead of November’s election.
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