Midterms: Abdul El-Sayed, Mike Rogers face off for Michigan Senate seat
Headline from France 24 · First reported Nov 3, 3:30 PM ET () · Updated Nov 3, 10:43 PM ET · 6 sources, 6 articles
What's being reported
With New Hampshire and Georgia staying in Democratic hands, Republicans now look to Michigan for a pickup, where Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is competing with Republican Mike Rogers. France 24's Jessica Le Masurier reports from a Democratic watch party in Detroit.
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Abdul El-Sayed explodes on British reporter during tense exchange in final moments of campaign: 'Stop chasing me'
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed clashed with a British journalist on election day, accusing him of chasing him around.
Who is Abdul El-Sayed? Michigan Senate hopeful draws national focus
El-Sayed generally identifies himself as a progressive Democrat, not a socialist.
Abdul El-Sayed gets into heated confrontation with British reporter: ‘I do not care’
“You know how many votes I want to get into the U.K.? Zero,” El-Sayed told him. “I do not care what you think or the questions you ask.”
Abdul El-Sayed is so radical that even Democrats are turning on him
It takes a pretty radical candidate to make a Democrat cross party lines and endorse a Republican whom she recently accused of being a “racist.” But that’s exactly what’s happening in Michigan, where Rep. Haley Stevens has withdrawn her support for Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and thrown…
