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Muslims Flood Early Voting Lines in Michigan

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By: Refael Levi

Editor: Asaf Nissan

Yesterday 23:26

Michigan may decide control of the U.S. Senate, where progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed faces Republican Mike Rogers. Long lines have formed during early voting across key areas like Dearborn. With El-Sayed advocating an end to U.S. military aid to Israel and Rogers defending the security partnership, the race carries major implications for Washington and Jerusalem


Polls for the U.S. midterm elections officially open tomorrow (Tuesday), but many Americans can already vote early at local locations.

In the Senate race, anti-Israel Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is facing off against Republican Mike Rogers. One of El-Sayed’s central campaign promises is to stop U.S. security aid to Israel.

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The Michigan battle could determine which party controls the Senate during the final two years of Trump’s term. Democrats are fighting to hold the seat, while a Rogers victory would give Republicans an additional seat and make it harder for Democrats to secure a majority. For Israel, the race will also decide whether a candidate calling for a halt to weapons shipments—including defensive weapons—enters the Senate.