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How Abdul El-Sayed actually did with Jewish voters

Yes, he ran behind. In an interview, the senator-elect acknowledged Israel was a source of disagreement, but said he’s not changing his position.

What the coverage shows

Both outlets focus on Abdul El-Sayed’s post-election comments, but the Associated Press frames the story around his victory speech and Democrats’ broader Senate gains, while Politico narrows in on his performance with Jewish voters. AP is the only outlet that quotes him describing the campaign as “hateful” and “spiteful” and noting he was “running on adrenaline and caffeine.” Politico is the only outlet to foreground his acknowledgement of disagreement over Israel and his insistence that he is not changing his position.

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