El-Sayed and Rogers hold dueling rallies as Senate race closes
The events came as Haley Stevens explained why she withdrew her support for the Democratic nominee in the contest.
What to know
- El-Sayed and Rogers each staged rallies as the campaign neared its end.
- The race was described as bitter.
- Haley Stevens had withdrawn her backing for the Democratic nominee.
- Stevens publicly gave her reasons for that decision.
El-Sayed and Rogers held dueling rallies as a bitter campaign drew to a close. The events came as Haley Stevens spoke publicly about why she had withdrawn her support for the Democratic nominee in the US Senate race.
The report did not name the state holding the contest, give the date of the vote, or set out Stevens's stated reasons.
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