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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan’s Senate race
NBC News projects that El-Sayed, a progressive former public health official, has defeated Republican Mike Rogers, a key victory for Democrats.
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What the coverage shows
Both outlets focus on Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan win, with Al Jazeera foregrounding Democratic voters celebrating and dancing, while the New York Times frames it as a victory for “the unlikeliest of candidates.” The Times is also alone in mentioning the Senate campaign against former Representative Mike Rogers and describing it as marred by ugly attacks.
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