AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMichigan Senate Primary: Abdul El-Sayed declared victory in Michigan’s razor-thin Democratic Senate primary over Rep. Haley Stevens, with vote counting still underway after a night of nail-biting returns (about 95% counted early Wednesday). The race has become a referendum on the party’s future, with progressives rallying around El-Sayed’s anti–big-money, pro–grassroots message and Stevens leaning into establishment Democrats. Detroit Arts & Culture: Neal Spector brings his first Michigan solo exhibition, “Drive Me Crazy,” to Wasserman Projects in Eastern Market through Aug. 15, drawing on a lifetime of movies and identity. Theatre NOVA: Theatre NOVA’s Michigan Playwrights Festival runs Aug. 13–16 with staged readings spotlighting Michigan writers. Sports (Detroit & Beyond): Tarik Skubal’s Dodgers debut made headlines after his Tigers-to-Dodgers trade, while the Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin and Alex DeBrincat continue to surface on NHL trade chatter lists. Business/Local: BorgWarner posted strong Q2 results from Auburn Hills, beating Wall Street expectations.
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