Bernie Sanders hails Michigan result as 'most extraordinary victory that I can think of in modern American politics'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Outside groups backing Stevens ultimately spent more than $60 million, including more than $30 million from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and its affiliates.
42% : The Senate Republican campaign arm has already reserved $45 million in Michigan advertising to support Rogers, a number likely to grow as Republicans make clear they prefer their chances against El-Sayed. AIPAC, which spent more money on Michigan's primary than any other race, also signaled Wednesday that its involvement would not end, saying it would oppose El-Sayed and "his radical anti-Israel agenda" in November.
35% : El-Sayed campaigned on "Medicare for All," ending military aid to Israel and campaign finance reform.

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