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The Times of IsraelPolitics

Jewish Democratic Donor Backs GOP Senate Candidate Over El-Sayed

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Jason Turkish, a major Jewish Democratic donor and fiancé of Rep. Haley Stevens, announced he will vote for Republican Mike Rogers for Michigan's US Senate seat, accusing opponent Abdul El-Sayed of antisemitism. Turkish's decision was made public at a Republican Jewish Coalition event on Wednesday, where he cited El-Sayed's stances on Israel and Iran as key factors. The event drew significant Republican support, with Rogers and Senator Ted Cruz aiming to attract disaffected Democratic Jewish voters. El-Sayed's past controversial remarks and security clearance concerns have been central to the campaign's rhetoric.

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  • Jewish Democratic donor Jason Turkish will vote for Republican Mike Rogers for Michigan Senate.
  • Turkish cited Abdul El-Sayed's alleged antisemitism and stances on Israel as reasons for his decision.
  • The Republican Jewish Coalition event in Michigan drew significant attendance and support for Rogers.
  • Sen. Ted Cruz urged attendees to oppose El-Sayed, highlighting divisions within the Democratic party.
  • El-Sayed's past controversial remarks and national security concerns have been focal points of the campaign.
Jewish Democratic Donor Backs GOP Senate Candidate Over El-Sayed
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