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Politics · October 22, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed vs. Mike Rogers: These voting groups may decide the Michigan race

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In the Michigan U.S. Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers, both candidates are targeting specific voting blocs to build winning coalitions. Rogers is actively courting Black and Jewish voters, citing shifts in the Democratic base, while El-Sayed's campaign has faced scrutiny regarding past financial support and political affiliations. Recent reports have highlighted donations to El-Sayed from individuals who signed a 2012 letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood during the presidency of Mohamed Morsi in Egypt.

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Reported across the spectrum

  • Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are the primary candidates in the Michigan U.S. Senate race.
  • El-Sayed previously won a primary against Representative Haley Stevens.
  • Mike Rogers is targeting unconventional voting blocs, including Black and Jewish voters.
  • El-Sayed has received donations from individuals who co-signed a 2012 letter regarding Egyptian politics.

Reported by only some outlets

  • Bridge Michigan reports that 'Democrats for Rogers' is the fastest-growing coalition for the Rogers campaign.
  • Breitbart reports that El-Sayed received over $25,000 from at least six men who co-signed a letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood.
  • Breitbart identifies El-Sayed as the 33rd signature on a 2012 letter supporting Mohamed Morsi's 'revolutionary actions' in Egypt.
  • Bridge Michigan notes that El-Sayed has set a fundraising record for the state.

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