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Author of DNC's 2024 "autopsy" says he concluded Gaza war hurt Harris

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By Holly Otterbein Verified
| Axios Verified
The author of the Democratic National Committee's 2024 election "autopsy" confirmed an Axios report that he concluded the war in Gaza hurt Kamala Harris politically — and that he'd privately shared that assessment with a pro-Palestinian group. He said he drafted that finding late last year but never submitted it to party leadership. Why it matters: Democrats have spent months debating whether the Biden administration's support for Israel during its war on Hamas contributed to Harris' defeat.
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Abdul El-Sayed wins Democratic Senate primary in battleground Michigan

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By Holly Otterbein Verified
| Axios Verified
Abdul El-Sayed, a left-wing outsider, won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary in a rancorous and wildly expensive match-up against moderate Rep. Haley Stevens. Why it matters: The November election to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters is widely seen as one of the most competitive contests in the country. For Democrats to regain the Senate majority, El-Sayed will almost certainly need to hold the blue seat amid an unfavorable national map.
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Left turn in Michigan: Tuesday's primary takeaways

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By Holly Otterbein Verified
| Axios Verified
Abdul El-Sayed waves to supporters after addressing them late Tuesday. Photo: Jeff Kowalsky/AFP via Getty Images Progressives scored their biggest win of the year Tuesday in Michigan's Senate primary, narrowly defeating the Democratic establishment in the clearest sign yet of how a populist surge is remaking the party. Why it matters: Left-wing outsider Abdul El-Sayed underperformed predictions, but his victory over moderate Rep.
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