The Michigan Democratic party is racing to get behind Dr. Abdul El-Sayed following a Senate primary described as "spirited." While the party seeks cohesion, tensions remain visible following the recent electoral contest.

At a unity rally on Friday night, Pete Buttigieg diplomatically addressed the situation, acknowledging the intense competition. Despite the friction, the party is working to move forward and present a united front.

The aftermath of the primary has left the party navigating internal divisions as they attempt to rally around a single candidate for the upcoming general election.