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Michigan Voters Voice Concerns Over Abdul El-Sayed In Senate Race | N18G | CNBC TV18

CNBC-TV183 Nov 2026

The US Senate race in Michigan has become a flashpoint for debate over religion, immigration, Israel and political ideology. Some voters backing Republican candidate Mike Rogers have voiced strong objections to Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed, with one voter making an unsupported accusation that El-Sayed could carry out terrorism against the United States.