Harris hits the campaign trail for El-Sayed in Michigan: Senate hopeful will be ‘a national voice’

Kamala Harris returned to Michigan on Tuesday to campaign for Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Appearing at a Detroit birth center, the former Vice President utilized a roundtable on Black maternal health to frame the contest against Republican Mike Rogers as a battle over women's healthcare access. Harris aimed to leverage her popularity among Black voters to help El-Sayed unite a fractured party, asserting that the Senate hopeful will become a significant national voice during the midterms.