Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers clash over cost of living in final Michigan Senate debate

In the final debate of Michigan's critical US Senate race late Wednesday, Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed targeted his Republican opponent's record of voting against healthcare expansion and promoted his own vision of a country in which everyone receives coverage as a right.

Asked whether he would work to expand, modify, or roll back policies of the Affordable Care Act, El-Sayed reiterated his support for Medicare for All, which he characterized as building on the incredible success of the 2010 law. The Democratic candidate pointed out that former US Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.)