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El-Sayed argued that his earlier support for an uncommitted vote was directed at President Biden, not Harris.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed challenged a reporter’s suggestion that his appearance with Kamala Harris contradicted his support for an uncommitted vote in 2024. El-Sayed argued that the earlier effort was directed at President Biden, who later left the race.
Michigan Senate candidate responding to a reporter’s question about his past support for the uncommitted movement and his appearance with Kamala Harris.
President Trump, whom the uncommitted movement encouraged supporters to vote against.
President Biden, whom El-Sayed said had been the target of the earlier uncommitted effort and who later left the race.
Former presidential candidate who appeared with and endorsed El-Sayed.
Michigan senator whose retirement leaves an open seat in the race described.
Former representative and El-Sayed’s opponent in the Michigan Senate race; this is not the Alabama representative identified in the roster.
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President Biden, whom El-Sayed said had been the target of the earlier uncommitted effort and who later left the race.
Former presidential candidate who appeared with and endorsed El-Sayed.
Michigan senator whose retirement leaves an open seat in the race described.
Former representative and El-Sayed’s opponent in the Michigan Senate race; this is not the Alabama representative identified in the roster.
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