America Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) says it will continue trying to block Democrat Abdul El-Sayed from winning Michigan’s Senate seat after a primary election in which its efforts did not succeed. Multiple outlets report that AIPAC spent about $32 million attempting to defeat El-Sayed in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary. Despite that loss, AIPAC indicates it is considering or preparing a renewed push during the general election. Coverage also describes AIPAC framing its opposition around El-Sayed’s positions on Israel. Al-Monitor reports AIPAC says it will oppose El-Sayed’s “anti-Israel” agenda, while The New York Times notes the group is weighing a second effort in the general election. The Washington Times adds that AIPAC has vowed to keep fighting El-Sayed and intends to carry the campaign forward beyond the primary. The outlets collectively characterize the development as a shift from an unsuccessful primary campaign to potential general-election strategy, with AIPAC continuing to target El-Sayed’s candidacy and seek to influence the broader electorate.