Watch · October 23, 2026
Abdul El-Sayed rejects Muslim Brotherhood attacks and courts wary Black voters as Michigan's Senate race stays close
From the LeftMS NOW
Score:F
Mixes in the reporter's opinion and leaves out key context.
- From the LeftMS NOW: 'It's heartbreaking': El-Sayed on wariness from some Black voters
Grade: F (58/100). Mixes in the reporter's opinion and leaves out key context.
- CenterThe Hill: Michigan Senate race leans Democrat, with El-Sayed holding 2% edge over Rogers: DDHQ poll
Grade: C (76/100). Mixes in the reporter's opinion.
- From the RightFox News: 'STOP THERE': Abdul El-Sayed says he has never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood
Grade: B (82/100). Uses an unnamed source or unsourced number.
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