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Stevens's fiancé says he will vote for Rogers over El-Sayed in Michigan Senate race

Jason Turkish, the fiancé of Rep. Haley Stevens, said he will support Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, citing El-Sayed's rhetoric.

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The Michigan Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers has centered on questions about El-Sayed's family and past associations, which he has denied or rejected.(source: Oct 12: El-Sayed denies family Muslim Brotherhood ties as sister's posts surface)(source: Oct 18: El-Sayed Confirms Sister-in-Law Was on Terrorist Watchlist)(source: Oct 21: El-Sayed signed 2012 letter urging Egypt's Morsi to purge media and police)(source: Oct 21: Rogers and El-Sayed clash in final Michigan Senate debate) Jason Turkish, the fiancé of Rep. Haley Stevens, said he will vote for Rogers over El-Sayed, citing El-Sayed's rhetoric.(source: Oct 28: Stevens's fiancé says he will vote for Rogers over El-Sayed in Michigan Senate race) Several polls show El-Sayed with a narrow lead over Rogers in the race to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters.(source: Oct 22: El-Sayed and Rogers clash in final Michigan Senate debate)

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  1. No readers have picked a side yetEl-Sayed and Rogers clash in final Michigan Senate debate
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  3. No readers have picked a side yetEl-Sayed signed 2012 letter urging Egypt's Morsi to purge media and police
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  • Jason Turkish, the fiancé of Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.), said he will vote for Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race.
  • Turkish, who is Jewish and a Democratic donor, told The Detroit News he has seen an escalation in El-Sayed's rhetoric since the primary.
  • Turkish said El-Sayed's rhetoric makes people unsafe and that when El-Sayed talks about genocide, Jews get death threats.
  • El-Sayed defeated Stevens in the August Democratic primary and later received her support.
  • El-Sayed's campaign said he is focused on building a broad coalition to win Michigan.
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Says El-Sayed's rhetoric makes Jews unsafe

The Daily Wire: A Democrat With Close Ties To Haley Stevens Has Had Enough Of El-Sayed

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Right-leaning outlets frame Turkish's defection as a rejection of El-Sayed's anti-Israel rhetoric and a sign of Democratic divisions.

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Calls Rogers vote putting country before party

Breitbart (Politics): ‘Putting Country Before Party’: Haley Stevens’ Fiance Backs Mike Rogers over El-Sayed

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Far-right outlets highlight Turkish's accusation of antisemitism and his description of the vote as putting country before party.

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