In Michigan, a close Democratic Senate primary has concluded with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed emerging as the winner. He defeated Rep.

Haley Stevens by approximately 15,000 votes, which translates to roughly one percentage point. The outcome was determined after nearly 12 hours of vote counting, with nearly 99% of ballots tallied. El-Sayed received support from about 741,000 voters.

Further details on the primary and its outcome are available from the source, including the candidates' reactions to the result and their next steps.