‘Detroit is asleep’: Why Black voter hesitation is sounding alarms for MI Dems | The Deciding Vote

In the latest installment of MS NOW’s “The Deciding Vote,” Eugene Daniels travels to Detroit and Flint, Michigan, where on-the-ground organizers warn that Black voter enthusiasm for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed isn’t where it needs to be for Democrats to win the state. Daniels investigates the historical tensions, primary grievances and skepticism surrounding El-Sayed’s progressive platform. He also interviews grassroots organizers, community leaders, and El-Sayed himself to examine what’s behind the hesitation in a must-win state for Democrats.

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