NEW: Pete Buttigieg Calls Abdul El-Sayed's Comments 'Disqualifying'

Pete Buttigieg’s Cowardly Election Day ‘Yes’ Gives Him an Out If Abdul El-Sayed Loses

Pete Buttigieg hedges on Abdul El-Sayed’s Hasan Piker ties as Michigan votes.

POLITICS: Buttigieg Hedges on El-Sayed’s Piker Ties as Michigan Senate Race Reaches Election Day – The Beltway Report

With Michigan voters casting ballots in the race to fill an open U.S. Senate seat, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg gave an ambiguous answer on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” when asked about Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s association with left-wing streamer Hasan Piker. The CNBC host asked Buttigieg whether El-Sayed’s ties to Piker would be disqualifying, and separately whether Buttigieg would distance himself from Piker’s comments or f…

Buttigieg Hedges on El-Sayed’s Piker Ties as Michigan Senate Race Reaches Election Day

Pete Buttigieg gave an ambiguous answer on CNBC about Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's ties to streamer Hasan Piker, days after Rep. Haley Stevens broke with her party to endorse Republican Mike Rogers.

Buttigieg Deems El-Sayed's Comments Disqualifying for Senate Race

Pete Buttigieg has labeled remarks from Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed as potentially disqualifying. Despite this, Buttigieg expressed he would still support El-Sayed over Republican nominee Mike Rogers based on policy differences.

NEW: Pete Buttigieg Calls Abdul El-Sayed's Comments 'Disqualifying'

During an Election Day appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg agreed that rhetoric and campaign decisions from Democratic Party Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed would be “disqualifying” for him. Host Joe Kernen asked whether some of El-Sayed’s comments or his association with far-left content creator Hasan Piker would be disqualifying for Buttigieg, […]

Buttigieg tells El-Sayed supporters: 'I'd rather be us right now'

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg struck an optimistic tone Tuesday night as election results rolled in across the country, fueling hopes among Democrats that they were headed for a strong night.