Michigan’s closely watched Democratic Senate primary race is still too close to call this morning. As of right now, progressive candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed remains in the lead, with Congresswoman Haley Stevens trailing by less than two percent. The race is a lot closer than polling indicated. Votes are still coming in from Wayne County, which includes the majority-black city of Detroit and Dearborn, the nation’s largest Arab American majority city. POLITICO’s Adam Wren joins Way Too early with the latest.
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