Oh I see, you’re worried about electability? I get that! We cannot afford to lose this seat if we want to have any hope of taking back the Senate.
Well let’s take a look at the independent polls of the race conducted since 5/1. I’m sure Stevens is much stronger versus — oh wait.
We've always believed a candidate who takes on corporate power and fights to make life more affordable can win anywhere.
Michigan just proved that theory in the primary.
Now let's finish the job in November: Elect @AbdulElSayed. Elect @WeWill2026. Build a Democratic Party that fights for working people.
Republicans can throw around all the scary labels they want. But voters care about whether they can afford groceries, rent, and health care.
@AbdulElSayed is talking about making life more affordable, getting corporate money out of politics, and guaranteeing health care.
Voters know whose side he's on.
That's the politics that wins.
The lesson from Michigan: "It is possible to cross these powerful interests and still win if the people are on your side." -- @AdamGreen to @VaughnHillyard@AbdulElSayed & @WeWill2026 showed that fighting for working people—not corporate special interests—is how you win.
reminder that if you are feeling scared, nervous, overwhelmed, excited, or anything else about the Minnesota Senate Primary on Tuesday, there's something you can do about it!!
p.s. let's go @peggyflanagan
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.@AbdulElSayed's primary victory sends a signal to every other Dem politician – if you fight powerful interests, you can win.
The Democratic establishment, with ~70 million from AIPAC + corporate interests, tried to buy this election.
But Michigan voters said our votes aren't for sale. We want change.
Our full statement:
At @AbdulElSayed's victory party, @DonavanMI13's results flashed on the screen + the ENTIRE room erupted into cheers and chants for Donovan.
You can't manufacture this kind of energy. Purely electric night!
Since everyone loves to talk electability...
@adamgreen: "But can Abdul win???!"
@headintheoffice: "Absolutely Abdul can win!! He's going to win with Abdul margins. It's going to be big!!"
RAHHHH because @AbdulElSayed is crushing it.
And, as Allie O'Brien put it: "We're feeling really good. We're feeling like Zohran Mamdanis can win everywhere in the country, not just New York."
Guess who we ran into at @AbdulElSayed's victory party? @MelatKirosCO & @chrisrabb!
@AdamGreen asked them, what will an Abdul win tell the world?
Rabb: "Organized people beat organized money every time." 💪
Kiros: "It sends the signal that this is about people power... and that the Democratic Party has to meet voters where they're at."
"I think [Abdul] is going to have a much stronger turnout in Western Michigan than people are anticipating, and it's because he does the groundwork. This is not just a media campaign. He's a great candidate, and he puts in the work."
Good to run into Anthony from @OccupyDemocrats at the @AbdulElSayed election night party!
"@AbdulElSayed is the only candidate who is a shake-up-the-system economic populist fighting for everyday working people.
"He is believed when he says he wants to get corporate money out of politics, put money in people's pockets, and pass Medicare for All." -PCCC's @AdamGreen
"Chuck Schumer's theory is to put up insiders."
"Our theory is that this is an outsider moment...nominating shake-up-the-system economic fighters is a great way to win the center of this country." — @AdamGreen
That's what's on the ballot in Michigan.