Abdul El-Sayed
The Democratic candidate in Michigan whose campaign is characterized by a focus on populist principles and social equity.
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Rep. Hillary Scholten on Abdul El-Sayed's Senate victory, Democrats huge midterm gains
Michigan Democratic Rep. Hillary Scholten won reelection Tuesday night. She joins "The Takeout" to discuss her win, Abdul El-Sayed's Senate race victory and midterm wins by Democrats across the country.
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Abdul El-Sayed’s triumph in Michigan, despite a remarkable last-minute defection from his rival in t...
Abdul El-Sayed’s triumph in Michigan, despite a remarkable last-minute defection from his rival in the primary, gives Democrats a critical victory and keeps them in control of the seat held by Senator Gary Peters, who is retiring.
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His Senate Win Is Big to Muslim Americans, but Not Because of Faith
Abdul El-Sayed’s election to the Senate is significant not because he shares their religion, Muslim Americans said, but because he prioritizes issues that many voters care about.
EXCLUSIVE: Abdul El-Sayed Has Some Choice Words for Mike Rogers
Trump and Vance threw everything they had at Abdul El-Sayed, but Michigan voters elected him to the U.S.
Haley Stevens Destroyed Her Political Career for Absolutely Nothing
To win in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed had to overcome months of anti-Muslim attacks — including from his own party.
The post Haley Stevens Destroyed Her Political Career for Absolutely Nothing appeared first on The Intercept.
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Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, won Michigan’s Senate race. He defeated former Representativ...
Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, won Michigan’s Senate race. He defeated former Representative Mike Rogers, a Republican, maintaining his party’s hold on a crucial battleground seat. nyti.ms/4iEruss
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“JD, habibi,” Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed said, using an Arabic term of endearment. “There is...
“JD, habibi,” Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed said, using an Arabic term of endearment. “There is this delicious irony in the fact that you’re constitutionally obligated to swear me in in January.” on.wsj.com/4sEUIMe
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