Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/lKLALEeMeGd.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Michigan Politics Isnt Purple, Its Pissed Off: El-Sayed vs. Stevens + Predictions [tpMKcXOR49f] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT I’ve been watching Michigan politics for a long time, and this Abdul El-Sayed vs. Haley Stevens primary feels like the front line of a bigger national reckoning. With Norris Howard and Devon O’Reilly, we unpack the pissed-off electorate, Whitmer’s data-center problem, and how PAC money and billionaire money are backfiring with voters. Many think that Michigan is a purple state, full of moderate ideas; and we talk about how voters are more angry than anything else. We talk about Trump’s underwater numbers, Mike Rogers’ vulnerability, and why running against the Democratic establishment might be the only way Democrats win in November. If you’re trying to read the Petoskey stones on where American politics goes next, Michigan is a good place to start. Follow the show: DBj3ZHDi4L1 FEGKgAsAtAJ gztqFaqqGzw b6m9J7IndJS DlNaqJx8BqH F1EvFQFg15m
I’ve been watching Michigan politics for a long time, and this Abdul El-Sayed vs. Haley Stevens primary feels like the front line of a bigger national reckoning. With Norris Howard and Devon O’Reilly, we unpack the pissed-off electorate, Whitmer’s data-center problem, and how PAC money and billionaire money are backfiring with voters. Many think that Michigan is a purple state, full of moderate ideas; and we talk about how voters are more angry than anything else. We talk about Trump’s underwater numbers, Mike Rogers’ vulnerability, and why running against the Democratic establishment might be the only way Democrats win in November. If you’re trying to read the Petoskey stones on where American politics goes next, Michigan is a good place to start. Follow the show: DBj3ZHDi4L1 FEGKgAsAtAJ gztqFaqqGzw b6m9J7IndJS DlNaqJx8BqH F1EvFQFg15m