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First reported by The Federalist (Right); 9 outlets over 21h. The left followed 14h later.
The Federalist · +4h The Hill · +5h Breitbart · +5h New York Post · +5h Newsweek · +8h The Daily Wire · +9h Townhall · +14h NBC News · +21h The New York Times
The Senate nominee talks about his view for the future of the Democratic Party.
Read at nytimes.com →Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed has moved up in the polls for the Michigan race. In Maine, Sen. Susan Collins is leading in the race against Troy Jackson. NBC News' Steve Kornacki has the latest numbers for some of the races.
Watch at youtube.com →A new poll found that 46 percent of Michigan voters trust Abdul El-Sayed more than Mike Rogers to handle AI and data centers.
Read at newsweek.com →A GOP-commissioned poll finds most Michigan voters view socialist Abdul El-Sayed unfavorably as Republican Mike Rogers takes a narrow lead in the Senate race. The post Poll: Michigan Voters View Socialist Abdul El-Sayed Unfavorably as Mike Rogers Leads appeared first on Breitbart .
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