Abdul El-Sayed tells Trump to call him Senator after Michigan race twist

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Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed mocked President Donald Trump at a Michigan rally on Monday, suggesting Trump call him "Senator" after Tuesday's midterm elections. The race is a key battleground for Senate control. El-Sayed criticized Trump and opponents for focusing on his name and Muslim faith instead of issues like gas prices, groceries, and healthcare. He campaigned on affordability, Medicare for all, and defending union, reproductive, and voting rights. The race features a last-minute twist as Democratic Representative Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers after losing to El-Sayed in the primary, exposing party divisions. Rogers held his own closing rally framing the election as a choice on the country's direction.


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