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Democrats Put Aside Rifts With El-Sayed, Uniting to Win in Michigan — Kirsten E. Gillibrand | ChamberLight
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Democratic senators met with Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and voiced support for his campaign despite concerns among some Democrats about his criticism of Israel. El-Sayed said he hoped to build common ground and urged future colleagues to support the campaign.
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People in this story 9 Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan whose campaign and outreach to Senate Democrats are the focus of the article.
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Democratic senator and chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee who praised El-Sayed.
Democratic senator who predicted El-Sayed could attract conservative and traditionally Republican support.
Democratic senator who met with El-Sayed and described a personal connection with him.
President mentioned by El-Sayed as someone who might spend more money in the race.
Senate Democratic leader who contacted El-Sayed after his primary victory and expressed a sense of common ground.
Vice President reported to have urged House Republicans to discuss El-Sayed.
Former representative and Republican opponent in the Michigan Senate race; the article does not establish that he is the Alabama representative in the roster.
Democratic senator who said he planned to campaign in Michigan.
Slate · 1w ago I Spent 9/11 With Abdul El-Sayed on the Trail in Michigan. What I Saw Shows What's at Stake.
Democratic senator who predicted El-Sayed could attract conservative and traditionally Republican support.
Democratic senator who met with El-Sayed and described a personal connection with him.
President mentioned by El-Sayed as someone who might spend more money in the race.
SHOW 4 MORE SHOW FEWER Senate Democratic leader who contacted El-Sayed after his primary victory and expressed a sense of common ground.
Vice President reported to have urged House Republicans to discuss El-Sayed.
Former representative and Republican opponent in the Michigan Senate race; the article does not establish that he is the Alabama representative in the roster.
Democratic senator who said he planned to campaign in Michigan.
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