黛比·丁格尔：黑利·史蒂文森对共和党候选人的背书正“动员”选民支持阿卜杜勒·赛义德
更新时间：美国东部时间2026年11月2日下午6:06 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
华盛顿报道 —— 密歇根州民主党众议员黛比·丁格尔表示，众议员黑利·史蒂文森出人意料地背书共和党参议院候选人迈克·罗杰斯，而非民主党候选人阿卜杜勒·赛义德，此举产生了与她初衷相反的效果。
“你正在看到一波反弹，”丁格尔周一在《梅杰·加勒特的访谈》节目采访中说道，“这正在动员许多群体。”
赛义德的竞选团队表示，在周日，也就是他昔日民主党初选对手史蒂文森公开支持罗杰斯的同一天，竞选活动筹得了超过240万美元的资金。
“有黑人牧师跟我说，‘谁认为她代表我们？’她昨天的所作所为引发了很多愤怒，”丁格尔说。
此次背书事件发生在赛义德与史蒂文森经历了数日紧张对峙之后，两人原定于周日同台露面，此前双方的紧张局势已达到临界点。
在初选中，赛义德与更为温和的史蒂文森对党未来的愿景存在明显分歧，尽管史蒂文森在赛义德赢得提名后曾背书他，但两人基本未共同开展竞选活动。
在史蒂文森周五要求赛义德——一名强烈反对美国对以色列提供援助的人士——为其过去关于以色列的言论道歉，并谴责一家她声称具有反犹倾向的外部政治行动委员会发布的广告后，民主党团结的尝试以失败告终。（赛义德的竞选团队上周表示，他们与该广告“没有任何关联”。）
在史蒂文森周五提出批评后，赛义德在自己的声明中表示，她“似乎打算重提三个月前就已结束的初选旧事”。他随后要求史蒂文森不要参加周日的竞选活动。
作为密歇根州国会代表团中具有影响力的成员，丁格尔表示她也曾劝史蒂文森不要参加这次团结活动，并告诉美国国家公共电台，她已告知史蒂文森“这已成为一种干扰”。
周日上午，史蒂文森非但没有参加原计划的活动，反而与罗杰斯一同现身教堂，随后才作出背书表态，此举引发了民主党人士的愤怒。她告诉记者，自己最初“支持本党”，但遭到“喝倒彩被请下台”。
丁格尔告诉哥伦比亚广播公司新闻，她已经“厌倦了这种闹剧”，并且为史蒂文森感到“担忧”。
“随着时间推移，我可能会越来越生气，”她说道，“我不敢相信我们竟会走到这一步。但我不会让情绪主导。”
不过当被问及民主党党团是否会对史蒂文森采取报复措施时，丁格尔表示她已告诉所有人“请不要再制造更多闹剧，也不要过多关注这件事”。
“我们需要专注于明天的竞选取胜，这才是我们的关注点所在，”她说道。
Debbie Dingell: Haley Stevens’ GOP endorsement is “galvanizing” voters behind Abdul El-Sayed
Updated on: November 2, 2026 / 6:06 PM EST / CBS News
Washington — Democratic Rep. Debbie Dingell of Michigan said Rep. Haley Stevens’ stunning endorsement of GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers over Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed is having the opposite effect of what she intended.
“You’re seeing a backlash,” Dingell said in an interview on “The Takeout with Major Garrett” on Monday. “It’s galvanizing many communities.”
El-Sayed’s campaign says it raised more than $2.4 million on Sunday, the same day that Stevens — his former Democratic primary rival — came out in support of Rogers.
“I’ve had Black pastors talk to me and say, ‘Who said she represented us?’ There’s a lot of anger in how she did what she did yesterday,” Dingell said.
The endorsement came after days of hostility between El-Sayed and Stevens, who were expected to appear together on Sunday before tensions boiled over.
El-Sayed and the more moderate Stevens offered starkly differing visions for the future of the party during the primary, and although Stevens endorsed El-Sayed after he won the nomination, the two largely haven’t campaigned alongside each other.
The attempt at Democratic unity fell flat after Stevens demanded Friday that El-Sayed — a vehement critic of U.S. aid to Israel — apologize for his past remarks about Israel and condemn an ad from an outside PAC that she said was antisemitic. (El-Sayed’s campaign said last week it was not affiliated “in any way” with the ad.)
After Stevens’ criticism on Friday, El-Sayed said in his own statement that she “seems intent on relitigating a primary that ended three months ago.” He later asked Stevens not to attend the Sunday campaign event.
Dingell, an influential member of Michigan’s congressional delegation, has suggested she also encouraged Stevens not to attend the unity event, telling NPR she told Stevens “this has become a distraction.”
On Sunday morning, Stevens instead appeared at church alongside Rogers before offering her endorsement, which drew outrage from Democrats. She told reporters that she initially “stood with my party” but was “booed off the stage.”
Dingell told CBS News she’s “tired of the drama” and she’s “worried” about Stevens.
“As this day has gone on, I’m probably getting angrier,” she said. “I can’t believe we are where we are. But I’m not going to let that emotion win.”
But when asked whether there will be repercussions against Stevens within the House Democratic Caucus, Dingell said she’s told everyone to “please don’t make more drama, give it more attention.”
“We need to focus on winning tomorrow, and that’s where our focus needs to be,” she said.
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