Michigan Jewish Democrats mull voting for Rogers after El-Sayed victory
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Abdul El-Sayed's narrow Democratic Senate primary win in Michigan has prompted some Jewish leaders to consider voting for Republican Mike Rogers in November due to concerns about his Israel stance, rhetoric on antisemitism, and associations; others remain undecided, or plan to abstain or support El-Sayed. National groups react with mixed signals, highlighting Israel-related tensions within the party as the Michigan race looms closely contested.
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- How Abdul El-Sayed went from political oblivion to progressive breakthrough in Michigan Senate race AP News
- El-Sayed blasts Rogers, says GOP turns to Islamophobia because ‘ideas are tired’ MS NOW
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