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NewsThe GuardianJuly 5, 2026United States

Mallory McMorrow Withdraws from Michigan US Senate Primary

Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow has ended her campaign for the US Senate, narrowing the primary race to two candidates. The withdrawal leaves voters to choose between progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed and centrist candidate Haley Stevens for the seat currently held by Gary Peters.

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Why It Matters

The withdrawal changes the ballot options for Michigan Democratic voters, shifting the contest to a two-way race between candidates representing different wings of the party for a seat being vacated this year.

Key Facts

  • Mallory McMorrow has officially ended her campaign for the US Senate.
  • The Democratic primary race is now a two-way contest between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens.
  • The US Senate seat is currently held by Gary Peters and is being vacated this year.
  • Recent polling indicated a decline in support for McMorrow's campaign.
  • Abdul El-Sayed is identified as the progressive candidate in the race.
  • Haley Stevens is identified as the centrist/establishment candidate in the race.

Who's Mentioned

PersonGary Peters“Current US Senator whose seat is being vacated this year.”PersonMallory McMorrow“Democratic candidate who ended her US Senate primary bid.”PersonAbdul El-Sayed“Progressive candidate for the US Senate seat.”locationMichigan“State where the US Senate primary is taking place.”PersonHaley Stevens“Centrist congresswoman and candidate for the US Senate seat.”