Michigan Senate Democratic primary race remains too close to call as El-Sayed holds narrow lead

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In Michigan, the Democratic Senate primary race remains too close to call, with former public health official El-Sayed holding a narrow lead over Congresswoman Haley Stevens. The vote count is expected to continue throughout the day. Separately, Republican Congressman Chuck Edwards of North Carolina has withdrawn from his reelection campaign. This decision follows a determination by the House ethics committee that he fostered a hostile work environment and engaged in sexual harassment by giving gifts and lavishing attention on two young female staffers. Edwards stated he will complete his current term.

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Edwards stated he will complete his current term.

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The House ethics committee reported that Chuck Edwards fostered a hostile work environment and engaged in sexual harassment.

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Chuck Edwards has withdrawn from his reelection campaign.

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El-Sayed holds a narrow lead over congresswoman Haley Stevens.

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The Michigan Senate Democratic primary race is too close to call.

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The former public health official has slight lead over congresswoman Haley Stevens, but vote count could continue well into the day El-Sayed holds narrow lead in Michigan-senate-primary" class="entity-link entity-event" data-entity-id="178588" data-entity-type="event">Michigan-senate" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="178807" data-entity-type="organization">Michigan Senate primary but race too close to call Chuck Edwards , a Republican congressman from North Carolina, has withdrawn from his reelection campaign after the House ethics committee reported determined that he had “fostered a hostile work environment and engaged in sexual harassment” by giving gifts and lavishing attention on two young female staffers. “After much prayer and reflection, I’ve decided to withdraw from my re-election campaign,” Edwards posted on X . “I will complete my current term. Serving Western North Carolina has been the honor of my life. Thank you for your trust, prayers, and support. God bless WNC and America.” Continue reading...

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