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Obama rallies behind El-Sayed as Trump escalates attacks in Michigan Senate race

The Arab American News · Author: The Arab American News staff ·

“DETROIT, PORT HURON — In the final stretch of Michigan’s fiercely contested U.S. Senate race, former President Obama traveled to Detroit to underscore Democratic Party unity behind its nominee, Abdul El-Sayed. President Trump responded the following day with a campaign rally about 60 miles north of…”
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AAPAC’s 29th annual banquet rallies voters around democracy, representation and change

The Arab American News · Author: Tareq Adam ·

“El-Sayed, Benson, Gilchrist and Savit join community leaders in Dearborn ahead of the November 3 election DEARBORN — Tears nearly filled Osama Siblani’s eyes as the president of the Arab American Political Action Committee (AAPAC) and publisher of The Arab American News introduced Arab American…”
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Survey: El-Sayed leads Rogers 77–18 among Michigan’s Arab and Muslim voters

The Arab American News · Author: The Arab American News staff ·

“Affordability, the Israel-Palestine conflict and health care lead respondents’ priorities as poll finds strong motivation to vote. Democrat Abdul El-Sayed holds a commanding lead over Republican Mike Rogers among Arab and Muslim likely voters in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, according to a new…”
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Five young voters explain why they support Abdul El-Sayed

The Arab American News · Author: Sara Chaaban ·

“Health care costs, education, housing and money in politics shape their support — and their expectations for what comes after Election Day. DEARBORN — Young voters turned out in large numbers in Michigan’s 2024 presidential election, with 58 percent of those ages 18–29 casting ballots, giving the…”
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