Abdul El-Sayed is standing by his past calls to repeal Michigan’s former law criminalizing some people with HIV for having sex without disclosing their status. His campaign says he supports the bipartisan 2019 reform as he runs for the Senate.
Outlets report that Abdul El-Sayed called for repealing Michigan’s former HIV disclosure law and that his campaign says he supports the 2019 reforms. The coverage connects the position to his Senate campaign.
Center outlets place the past call alongside the 2019 reform and his campaign’s opposition to discrimination against people with HIV. Right-leaning outlets frame it as a scrutinized, potentially contentious campaign issue and connect it to other past positions.
ALSO MENTIONED Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan governor who previously supported revisiting the HIV criminalization law; RFK Jr., Named by El-Sayed’s campaign spokesperson as a target of his opposition to efforts affecting public-health infrastructure
ALSO MENTIONED Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan governor who previously supported revisiting the HIV criminalization law; RFK Jr., Named by El-Sayed’s campaign spokesperson as a target of his opposition to efforts affecting public-health infrastructure
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