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El-Sayed Campaign Hires Jewish Outreach Director Amid Voter Skepticism
Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign for Michigan’s US Senate seat has hired Lenore Goldman as its Jewish outreach director to win over undecided Jewish voters in the final election weeks. El-Sayed faces criticism from some Jewish voters over his past remarks on Israel and associations, despite his efforts to address concerns.
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What happened
- 01Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign hired Lenore Goldman as Jewish outreach director.
- 02El-Sayed faces skepticism from some Jewish voters over past Israel criticism and associations.
- 03Republican opponent Mike Rogers called El-Sayed "anti-Jew" in a recent interview.
- 04El-Sayed is circulating a letter to Jewish voters and engaging in outreach efforts.
- 05AIPAC's super PAC reportedly plans to spend up to $9 million to support Rogers.
- 06El-Sayed will campaign with former President Barack Obama this weekend.
His Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, has called El-Sayed "anti-Jew." El-Sayed is scheduled to campaign with former President Barack Obama this weekend.
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