Left-versus-center fights for the Michigan Senate nomination and the Wisconsin governorship have Republicans excited and Democrats anxious.

The Senate primary could be a window into what the 2028 presidential contest will be like—vicious, endless, with the establishment candidates conspicuously avoiding policy.

Democrats need Michigan to regain control of the Senate in the midterms. Abdul El-Sayed, not Rep. Haley Stevens, is the one for the job.