The Democratic Party’s fractures will be on full display tonight. Whether they can be remedied will determine how the party does in November and beyond.
After months of flaying each other in Michigan’s divisive Senate primary, either Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) or former public health official Abdul El-Sayed will have just three months to win over the other’s supporters in order to defeat former GOP Rep. Mike Rogers and help Democrats’ chances of taking back the Senate.
It’s a trend that has played out across the map as Democratic primaries have exposed the party’s major divisions on issues from Israel to “Medicare for All” — and left scars on the...
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