Michigan primary to gauge voters' anger at Biden over Gaza policy

Michigan voters are headed to the polls on Tuesday for the presidential primary, which has turned into a litmus test for how many voters will take part in the "uncommitted" campaign to not vote for incumbent Joe Biden over his support for Israel's war in Gaza.

Results are expected at some point later tonight. Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib spoke in a video shared on Tuesday morning, calling on Michigan voters to check the "uncommitted" slot in the Democratic primary and send a message to Biden on where the voters stand ahead of the general election in November.

You can read more about the "uncommitted" campaign by clicking below.

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