Fractured Fronts: What Michigan's Primaries Reveal About America's Polarization The dust has barely settled on Michigan's primary elections, but one thing is already clear: both parties are facing serious internal fissures that threaten to undermine their prospects in November.
The Democratic Party's struggle for unity is particularly pressing, given its recent primary battles and the ascendancy of progressive candidates like Abdul El Sayed.
Tension within the party has been building for some time, but this week's results have amplified it. In the Senate race, El Sayed's win over moderate Rep.