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Politics
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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s US Senate race over former Republican lawmaker Mike Rogers, US networks said early on Wednesday, making him the first Muslim elected to the upper chamber of Congress.
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him → win → Congress
“Michigan, we did it!” El-Sayed said in a speech attended by hundreds of supporters who screamed and hugged each other at his election headquarters in Detroit.
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who → do → Detroit
“I am so proud and honored to stand here as your senator-elect from the great state of Michigan.”
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I → honor → Michigan
El-Sayed won despite a last-minute curve ball in his campaign when congresswoman Haley Stevens, who lost the Democratic primary to El-Sayed, came out in support of Rogers at the 11th hour.
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who → win → hour
The Michigan medical administrator rallied voters on leftist campaign promises, including universal health care, to win a key US Senate seat for Democrats, taking over from the retiring Gary Peters.
El-Sayed held a nearly six-point lead on Rogers when networks called the race.
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networks → rally → race
Party-goer entrepreneur Trunetta Roach, 75, who attended El-Sayed’s victory party in downtown Detroit wearing US flag-design diamante high-heels, said: “We are sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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We → attend → heels
And I’m so proud of all the work.
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I → ’m → work
We were always out, but we were never outworked.”
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we → outworke → ?
“I’m feeling elated.
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I → feel → ?
They didn’t seem very engaged, but I was wrong.
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I → seem → ?
They showed up.”
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They → show → ?
‘Swear me in’
Republicans ran a scorched-earth campaign to paint Democrats as communists and branded El-Sayed a terrorist who would endanger Americans.
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who → swear → Americans
But the straight-talking 42-year-old El-Sayed pledged to help cash-strapped voters navigate America’s fractured, for-profit health care system.
“You deserve to be able to see a doctor without getting a huge bill,” he told Michiganders on the eve of the vote, vowing to upend America’s divisive multi-billion-dollar for-profit medical system.
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he → talk → system
During the race, El-Sayed drew huge campaign crowds across the state, even in deeply conservative Republican areas.
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Sayed → draw → areas
El-Sayed also vowed to get “money out of politics” and address the harsh economic woes that have voters yearning for a political newcomer to shake up the status quo.
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voters → vow → quo
The victory made El-Sayed the first Democratic doctor in the Senate since 1969.
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Sayed → make → 1969
So to see ethical Muslims be at the forefront representing us and showing everybody what we’re actually about … it means everything,” said micro-influencer Maryam Bozai, 28.
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Bozai → see → everything
At the victory party, crowds gathered around TVs tuned to left-leaning cable news channel MS NOW, cheering jubilantly each time the Democrat’s trademark blue flashed on screen to announce another race won by the party.
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blue → gather → party
“Tsunami! Tsunami!” chanted Ondine Fortune, 64, a Democratic Party media planner.
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Fortune → chant → ?
El-Sayed supporters rubbed shoulders with left-leaning influencers and union activists, a group that lent El-Sayed their formidable campaign infrastructure to reach Michigan’s large organised labour community.
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that → rub → community
Eboni Taylor, a vice-president at Higher Heights which promotes Black women seeking office, said El-Sayed had “gone places where I just would not expect to see him.”
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I → promote → him
“What’s most remarkable is that he’s showing up in places that are not the usual prescription for the Democratic Party.
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that → ’ → Party
He’s going wherever the people want him to be,” Taylor said between social media livestreams and celebratory dancing.
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Taylor → go → livestreams
El-Sayed faced Islamophobic attacks and mockery for his Arabic name from US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
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Sayed → face → Trump
But El-Sayed may yet have the last laugh.
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Sayed → have → laugh
Addressing the vice president, El-Sayed said in his victory speech “you’re constitutionally obligated to swear me in in January”.
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you → address → January
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