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Tim Balk joins Natalie Kitroeff on "The Call" from Michigan, where he attended the election night watch party of the Democratic Senate primary candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Mr. Balk spoke to supporters of the progressive Democrat as they waited for results in a closer-than-expected race.
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Without running a single ad or filing a campaign finance report, Tom Smith, who had suspended his bid, soundly defeated Amir Hassan, a Navy veteran backed by President Trump.
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Abdul El-Sayed is quick, magnetic, overflowing with infectious confidence. But he also has a blind spot endemic to his movement.
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In Michigan's primaries, the most progressive candidates won out, extending their movement into the Rust Belt and setting up a major test in November.
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Thomas J. Smith suspended his campaign for Michigan's 8th District. Yet he is projected to beat Amir Hassan, a rival backed by the president.
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An Ethics Committee report detailed "persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct" by the North Carolina Republican toward two young female staffers.
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