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Michigan voters split between party loyalty and Senate candidates in closely watched race

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Michigan voters split between party loyalty and Senate candidates in closely watched race

DEARBORN, Michigan — In a Michigan Senate race that has exposed deep divisions over Israel, antisemitism, and Islamophobia, some voters are finding themselves torn between their political loyalties and the candidates on the ballot. Sever…

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