Haley Stevens appears alongside GOP rival Mike Rogers at Detroit church

Fox News, MS NOW and ABC News report that Representative Haley Stevens, a Michigan Democrat, showed up Sunday at Perfecting Church in Detroit alongside Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers, days before Tuesday's election in a contest that could help decide control of the Senate. MS NOW goes further, saying Stevens endorsed Rogers; the other two describe only the joint appearance, according to Fox News · MS NOW.

The scene followed a falling-out with Abdul El-Sayed, who beat her in August's primary. She had been due to join him and Representative Jim Clyburn at another church event. Representative Debbie Dingell, who organized it, told ABC News she asked Stevens to stay home because the feud had become a distraction and was upsetting the bishop. MS NOW cites a Democratic source saying El-Sayed's campaign also told Stevens to avoid its remaining events.

At issue is an ad from Rebellion PAC tying grocery prices to American aid for Israel. Stevens urged El-Sayed to condemn it; he said his campaign didn't make it and he disagrees with it. Her fiancé, Jason Turkish, is backing Rogers, according to Fox News and ABC News.

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