Key Points
- Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic primary
- The Republican Party described El-Sayed as the "most radical candidate"
- El-Sayed could become the first Muslim senator in the US if he wins the election
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In the Democratic primary in Michigan, USA, progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed won. El-Sayed is described by the Republican Party as the "most radical candidate".
El-Sayed's victory is seen as a significant step for the Democratic Party, as the party wants to retain the seat in Michigan. The Republican candidate, Mike Rogers, is supported by Trump.
If El-Sayed wins the election, he will be the first Muslim senator in the United States. Trump described El-Sayed as "communist" and "anti-Israel".
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- If elected, El-Sayed could become the first Muslim senator in the United States.
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