In their final debate, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers clashed over key issues in Michigan's open Senate race, a contest that could decide Senate control.
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01Summary
- 01The debate was the second and final face-off between El-Sayed and Rogers.
- 02The first meeting was more heated than this calmer exchange.
- 03The Michigan Senate seat is open and pivotal for Senate majority control.
- 04El-Sayed is a former Wayne County health official and Rogers is a former House member.
02Why it matters
This race could determine which party controls the Senate, affecting national policy. Voters in Michigan will decide a tight contest with high stakes.
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