Ask two different left-leaning LGBTQ+ Michigan voters who they're selecting in the Aug. 4 U.S. Senate Democratic primary and there's a decent chance you'll get two different, strongly held answers. Stevens also points to her seat on the House Education and Labor Committee as a front line most voters don't see. — Rep. Haley Stevens (@RepHaleyStevens) April 5, 2024El-Sayed focuses on larger discrimination battle and his pro-LGBTQ+ public health recordEl-Sayed’s case to LGBTQ+ voters is built on what he did running two Michigan health departments. Stevens ties affordability directly to LGBTQ+ discrimination in her answer to Pride Source, arguing the two compound each other. Read our full interviews with Rep. Haley Stevens and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed , and visit vote411.org to find your sample ballot and confirm your voter registration before Aug. 4.