DETROIT — It’s 2 p.m. on a Tuesday, just one week from Election Day, and Abdul El-Sayed’s Detroit office is standing room only. Although El-Sayed may not boast the advertising might of the Stevens campaign, what he does have might be even better. In contrast, El-Sayed’s campaign had around 86 listed events that same week. In the first year of his campaign, El-Sayed made it a priority to hold town halls throughout the entire state, and it’s an investment that may pay off. As Frost, a former field director, tells me, El-Sayed’s field team is delivering some of the best pitches he’s ever heard.