Dem House candidate's 2013 arrest resurfaces in pivotal race for control of Congress
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Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove and pollster Mark Penn analyze Michigan primary voting data showing candidate Abdul El-Sayed winning college towns, including Ypsilanti, by 53 points, while candidate Haley Stevens won Flint and Wayne County precincts.
A far-left candidate running for the House of Representatives in Michigan was arrested for resisting police during a 2013 protest.
William Lawrence, co-founder of the progressive Sunrise Movement, is challenging Rep. Tom Barrett, R-Mich., in one of the most closely-watched elections in the country.
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