All Eyes on Michigan Vote Tuesday After Trump Trounces Haley in South Carolina

The Michigan Republican Party is trying to emerge from an internal struggle between competing pro-Trump factions.

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Angela Beauchamp fills out an absentee ballot on May 5, 2020, at Garden City, Michigan. AP/Paul Sancya

Michigan’s presidential primary on Tuesday will offer a serious test of President Biden’s ability to navigate dissent within the Democratic Party over his response to Israel’s war with Hamas. The leading Republican in the White House race, President Trump, is looking for another primary win that would add to his sweep of the early-voting states and move him that much closer to becoming his party’s nominee.

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