
US President Donald Trump defamed him as a "jihadist": According to US media, Abdul El-Sayed wins and becomes the first Muslim to enter the Senate.
According to forecasts, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed will win in Michigan in the 2026 US midterms and will become the first Muslim to enter the Senate, despite defamation by US President Donald Trump.
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Elections will take place in the 2026 US midterms, including in Michigan and Alaska.
live •Midterms 2026 in the USA According to forecasts, Democrat El-Sayed will win in Michigan
US President Donald Trump defamed him as a "jihadist": According to US media, Abdul El-Sayed wins and becomes the first Muslim to enter the Senate. Nowhere has voting lasted as long as in Alaska, and the Democrats are in the lead there too. The live analysis of the Democrats' landslide victory.

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