[Haley also leads El-Sayed among black voters by a significant margin, which I’ll return to shortly.] Let’s return to El-Sayed’s strength — or more accurately, his weakness — among black voters. The Washington Free Beacon reported last week that the El-Sayed campaign has taken a page from former Vice President Kamala Harris’s playbook. The pastor’s endorsements are especially helpful to El-Sayed, who badly trails his primary opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens, in support from black voters. Sheffield urged supporters to vote for El-Sayed, and attacked Stevens, a moderate Democrat who leads El-Sayed by 46 points among black Michigan voters.