Michigan Democrats Tell CNN Why They Couldn’t Vote for Abdul El-Sayed: ‘I’m Against Hate’
Several Democratic voters said concerns over antisemitism and El-Sayed’s Israel stance pushed them to back Rogers, while Stevens’ endorsement deepened the split.
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Michigan Democrats Cross Party Lines in Surprising Senate Vote
On Election Day, two Michigan Democrats shocked CNN’s Sunlen Serfaty by opting to support Republican Mike Rogers over their party's nominee, citing concerns about antisemitism and political divisions. Their votes highlight significant shifts within the Democratic Party.
'FASCINATED': CNN Reporter Stunned By Dems Flipping To GOP In Key Senate Race
Two Michigan Democrats stunned a CNN reporter on Election Day after revealing they had abandoned their party’s Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, to vote for Republican Mike Rogers, citing concerns about antisemitism and political hatred. CNN correspondent Sunlen Serfaty encountered the voters Tuesday morning outside a polling location in White Lake, Michigan, where she reported finding […]
Michigan Democrats Tell CNN Why They Couldn’t Vote for Abdul El-Sayed: ‘I’m Against Hate’
Two Michigan Democrats told CNN they were ditching their party and its Senate candidate, Abdul El-Sayed (D), to vote for Republican Mike Rogers (R), with one man explaining he made the switch because he was voting "against hate." The post Michigan Democrats Tell CNN Why They Couldn’t Vote for Abdul El-Sayed: ‘I’m Against Hate’ first appeared on Mediaite.
It’s Happening!… Lifelong Michigan Democrats Go on CNN to Say They are Voting Republican for FIRST TIME EVER! - Politics, Policy, Political Views
Michigan Democrats went on CNN and told the leftist channel that they voted for Mike Rogers today. Wow! Oh boy. This could be a rough day for Michigan Democrats including radical Abdul El-Sayed and wacky Jocelyn Benson. The Gateway Pundit reported earlier... The post It’s Happening!… Lifelong Michigan Democrats Go on CNN to Say They are Voting Republican for FIRST TIME EVER! first appeared on Politics, Policy, Political Views.
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