Michigan Senate race tests pro-Israel Democratic support
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Some Michigan Jewish communal leaders indicate they may back Republican Mike Rogers if Democrat Haley Stevens loses the primary.
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Shifts in voter coalitions can alter Senate control and U.S. foreign aid decisions.
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- Follow primary polling and fundraising reports in the Michigan Senate contest.
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