DetroitStevens stood beside Republican Mike Rogers at a church Sunday.
The Democratic congresswoman endorsed him over her party’s nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, two days before Tuesday’s vote.
She had demanded El-Sayed condemn an outside group’s ad linking US military aid to Israel to grocery prices, which she called antisemitic.
El-Sayed said the ad “was not made by me” and that he disagrees with its contents.
Michigan voters choose between El-Sayed and Rogers on Tuesday.
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- Aol
- frames the endorsement as a response to El-Sayed's 'no longer welcome' line and the antisemitism ad dispute over Israel aid
Sources: Aol