Haley Stevens is very visible following his defeat in the Senate primaries: meeting with THE Dalai Lamacrash”TMZ Live» with his new fiancée, to be usurped on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
There’s one place she hasn’t been spotted: alongside her former rival Abdul El-Sayed.
Although the representative quickly approved El-Sayed after their bruising in the August 4 primary, she hasn’t done much to help him since. That absence becomes even more glaring in the final weeks of a crucial Senate race, as some of his former supporters continue to openly resist his support.
In an interview, Stevens said El-Sayed was building a “new coalition” in the race against the former Republican Party representative. Mike Rogers — and suggested it wasn’t her place to push some of his more skeptical supporters to join him.
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