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AIPAC is the top issue at final primary debate between Stevens and El-Sayed in Michigan

יול 28, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 78Objectivity score78/100

AIPAC is the top issue at final primary debate between Stevens and El-Sayed in Michigan

The repeated invoking of the pro-Israel group was a symbol of how toxic the lobbyist’s brand has become to the Democratic electorate in certain races.

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The final Democratic primary debate in Michigan between US Rep. Haley Stevens and former county health official Abdul El-Sayed was dominated by discussions surrounding the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). El-Sayed criticized Stevens for accepting significant financial support from AIPAC, alleging it would influence her votes, particularly regarding aid to Israel. He stated, "They've set a record in this race to help elect my opponent because they know that she'll be a reliable vote." Stevens, while repeatedly pressed on her relationship with AIPAC, emphasized her transparency and her pride in representing a large Jewish population, stating, "I am deeply proud to represent one of the largest Jewish populations in a congressional district in the country." She also deflected by noting super PAC spending for El-Sayed. The debate highlighted the contentious role of pro-Israel lobbying in Democratic primaries, with AIPAC's spending for Stevens estimated to be the largest ever in a single campaign.

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