Michigan Jewish Democrats distance themselves from El-Sayed at the polls
The split highlights lingering concerns over Israel, antisemitism and El-Sayed’s positions as Jewish Democrats say they want a different Democratic candidate.
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El-Sayed saw significant erosion with Jewish early voters, per Michigan exit poll
A poll of Jewish voters who voted early in Michigan, conducted in late October, found a significant drop in support for Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed as compared to other state Democrats. The poll, commissioned by The Jewish Majority, found that 57% of Michigan Jewish voters who voted early backed El-Sayed, as compared to 78% who...
57% of Jewish early voters in Michigan went for El-Sayed, survey suggests
“Jewish voters want to remain part of the big Democratic tent, but they expect their concerns about rising antisemitism, Israel and the treatment of their community to be taken seriously,” the Jewish Majority said.
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Michigan Jewish Democrats distance themselves from El-Sayed at the polls
(The Center Square) – As polls close in Michigan, new polling suggests Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed struggled to secure support among Jewish Democrats.
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