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Democrats’ next hot primary race deepens the party’s stark fractures

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17.07.2026

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What did the country ever do to white college graduates to make them feel so disaffected from its economic and political system?

The wave of socialist victories in Democratic Party primaries is being driven by well-educated white voters who are more extreme than the rest of the Democratic coalition. 

The latest evidence is a new poll in the closely watched Democratic primary for a Senate seat in Michigan.

The AOC-endorsed, Israel-hating insurgent, Abdul El-Sayed, has had momentum, but is now narrowly trailing the establishment candidate, Haley Stevens.

According to a Detroit News survey, Stevens is ahead by about seven percentage points, with demographic advantages that are very telling. 

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Stevens, a goofy white lady, leads El-Sayed by a 3-to-1 margin among black voters.

On the other hand, El-Sayed, a person of color fully vested in the left’s Third Worldist agenda, leads among white voters, 51% to 39%. 

Stevens, a career apparatchik and politician, leads among non-college-educated voters, 56%-34% — whereas El-Sayed, who has been endorsed by........

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