Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign said it raised more than $2.4 million on November 1, its largest single-day fundraising total. The announcement followed former Democratic primary rival Haley Stevens’ decision to withdraw her endorsement and back Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race.

• The campaign reported more than 65,000 donors and an average contribution of $36.74.
• Of those donors, 29,602 contributed to the campaign for the first time, according to its November 2 statement.
• Stevens, a Democratic U.S. representative who narrowly lost the August primary, appeared with Rogers at a church event Sunday.
• The endorsement reversal followed disagreements between Stevens and El-Sayed over Israel and an advertisement funded by an outside political group.
• El-Sayed and Rogers are competing for the seat held by retiring Democratic Senator Gary Peters.
• The fundraising figures were reported by the campaign; the announcement did not include an accompanying FEC filing.

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