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Abdul El-Sayed: Progressive US physician-turned-public-health official leads Michigan Senate race

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“Abdul El-Sayed: Progressive US physician-turned-public-health official leads Michigan Senate race”

Democrat Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, a progressive physician-turned-public-health official, is poised to be the first-ever Muslim senator in the US. El-Sayed leads Republican Mike Rogers 50.5% to 47.7% with 41% of Michigan votes counted in Michigan’s open Senate race. With about 41% of the vote counted, El-Sayed led 50.5% to 47.7%, and four independents split the rest. As of 12:50 pm GMT+8, Nov. 4, the AP had not called the Michigan Senate race, with 2,036,599 votes counted so far. [ Live…

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