In Detroit, El-Sayed posed for photos and participated in interviews with content creators at a backyard pool party before a final rally with supporters. We got 13 weeks left to work,” El-Sayed said at his final event of the primary campaign in Detroit. Robertson said she had gone back and forth over whom to support, waiting until the campaign’s final days to decide. Her campaign acknowledges that a strong showing among Detroit voters will likely be necessary for her to win Tuesday. After spending much of Sunday pursuing some of the same Democratic constituencies, El-Sayed and Stevens took different paths across Michigan for the final full day of the primary.