The former vice president joins Abdul El-Sayed on the campaign trail in Detroit to bolster Democratic unity in a key swing state.Published On 22 Sep 202622 Sep 2026Democratic Senate candidate for the US state of Michigan Abdul El-Sayed says he wants former Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign stop in Detroit to unify Democrats in the key swing state ahead of the final sprint to lock down a victory in November’s midterm elections.The visit comes as the Democratic Party works to bridge deep internal factions that were glaringly evident during a hotly contested primary last month between El-Sayed and four-term Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens, who had overwhelming support from the Democratic Party establishment and pro-Israel political action committees.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Abdul El-Sayed uses speech to talk about Muslim faith and American identitylist 2 of 3Pro-Israel Democrats picked for top roles on key US House committeelist 3 of 3Iran war has cost the US $38bn: How will it impact US economy, politics?end of list“We’re building an electoral coalition here,” El-Sayed said on Tuesday, speaking about the economy hours ahead of a planned appearance wi...

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