Elizabeth Warren backs Mallory McMorrow in Michigan Senate primary - Politico
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Elizabeth Warren endorsed Mallory McMorrow in the Michigan Senate primary.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren endorsed Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democrat Debbie Stabenow, who is retiring. McMorrow, a first-term state legislator, is competing in a crowded primary field where national Democrats are watching closely to determine which candidate is best positioned to hold the seat in a competitive swing state. Warren's backing gives McMorrow a boost from a prominent progressive voice at a critical moment in the race. The primary will test whether Michigan Democrats prefer an establishment-aligned candidate or a newcomer, with the general election likely to be highly competitive given Republicans' efforts to flip the seat.
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