The Memo: Left looks to seize on momentum from El-Sayed’s win

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Abdul El-Sayed is a politician associated with the left wing of the US Democratic Party. In US politics, “the left” usually refers to Democrats who favour stronger public services and more government action on issues such as healthcare and economic inequality.

A win by a left-wing candidate can encourage similar campaigns and shape debate within the Democratic Party. The party includes voters and politicians with a range of views, and its internal contests can influence which policies and candidates it puts forward.

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