Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she will not attend the Michigan Democratic Party convention scheduled for August. In her statement, Nessel cites concerns about harassment and antisemitism, saying those fears make participation inappropriate. The announcement is framed by Nessel as a personal decision based on safety and conduct concerns rather than a dispute over party policy or platform content. The decision also signals unease within party ranks around how events will be managed and how attendees can expect to be treated. Other details about any specific incidents, reports, or enforcement steps are not included in the provided accounts, and it remains unclear what measures the convention organizers plan to take in response to the concerns raised. Nessel’s refusal is presented as part of a broader set of considerations about safety at political events and how conduct issues are handled. The Michigan Democratic Party has not been described in the provided sources offering a direct response.