Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow, who dropped out of the Democratic Senate race a month before the primary, endorsed Abdul El-Sayed as he maintained a narrow advantage over Rep. Haley Stevens early Wednesday morning.
“I’m proud to give Abdul my full endorsement and support as we head to November together as a unified party,” she said in a statement.
El-Sayed led Stevens by roughly two points at the time of McMorrow’s endorsement. Both candidates said early Wednesday morning the race would likely be decided later in the day.
McMorrow urged Democrats to unite behind El-Sayed after a bruising primary that saw all three candidates trade personal attacks before she dropped...
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