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Abdul El-Sayed holds final campaign rally in Detroit on eve of midterms

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Covered by 3 outlets, mostly left-leaning (67%).

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HuffPost, Al Jazeera English and France 24 report that Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for US Senate in Michigan, made his closing pitch to voters at a rally at the Majestic Theatre in Detroit on Monday night, on the eve of the midterm elections. Al Jazeera English reports that Republican Mike Rogers held a rival rally in Rochester Hills, Michigan, the same evening. HuffPost reports that the Detroit event drew at least 650 attendees and was joined by Senator Elizabeth Warren. Al Jazeera English and HuffPost report that Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens withdrew her support for El-Sayed, with HuffPost saying she endorsed Rogers. France 24 reports that El-Sayed, a former medical administrator, has promised to make healthcare free for all Americans. HuffPost reports that more than $400 million has been spent on the Senate contest.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for US Senate in Michigan, held a closing rally in Detroit on Monday night.
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Far Left
HuffPost
Left
Al Jazeera English
Center
France 24
The rally came on the eve of the midterm elections.
One outletAl Jazeera English· Left
Republican Mike Rogers held a rival rally in Rochester Hills, Michigan, the same evening.
One outletAl Jazeera English· Left
Haley Stevens withdrew her support for El-Sayed and endorsed Rogers, according to reports by HuffPost and Al Jazeera English.
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HuffPost
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Al Jazeera English
The Detroit rally drew at least 650 attendees, according to HuffPost.
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El-Sayed promises to make healthcare free for all Americans, according to France 24.
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More than $400 million has been spent on the Senate contest, according to HuffPost.
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All three outlets report that El-Sayed made a closing pitch at a Detroit rally on the eve of the midterms. The left-side outlets stress his defiance of doubters and his crowd, while France 24 frames the race as crucial and highlights his healthcare-for-all pledge.

the left
2 outlets
Left headlines present the rally as El-Sayed’s final push and his defiance of doubters, while Al Jazeera English frames the closing as a bitter contest between dueling rallies.
El-Sayed Rallies Voters During Final Campaign Stop In Detroit
HuffPostFar LeftAll left-leaning headlines
the center
1 outlet
France 24 frames the event as a crucial Senate race, leading with El-Sayed’s quoted vow to make history and the size of his crowds, and calls him left-wing.
'Hopefully we make history': El-Sayed fires up Michigan Democrats on eve of crucial US Senate race
France 24CenterAll center headlines
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From the left

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Leads with

El-Sayed’s closing appeal to voters
rejecting claims that he cannot win
rivals’ spending

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Al Jazeera EnglishLeft
El-Sayed, Rogers hold dueling rallies as bitter campaign comes to a close
The events come as Haley Stevens opined on why she withdrew support for the US Senate Democratic nominee.
11 hr agoRead at Al Jazeera English (opens in a new tab)
HuffPostFar Left
El-Sayed Rallies Voters During Final Campaign Stop In Detroit
El-Sayed challenged his adversaries to “go on and set your money on fire.”
12 hr agoRead at HuffPost (opens in a new tab)

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crowds and enthusiasm
stakes of the Senate seat
healthcare-for-all pledge

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France 24Center
'Hopefully we make history': El-Sayed fires up Michigan Democrats on eve of crucial US Senate race
Abdul El-Sayed, the doctor vying for a crucial US Senate seat for the Democrats, made his closing pitch to Michigan voters at the Majestic Theatre in Detroit, in one of America's poorest communities. …
4 hr agoRead at France 24 (opens in a new tab)

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First to report
HuffPost, Nov 2, 10:18 PM EST
Center
7 hr 35 min later
Its first report, Nov 3, 5:53 AM EST
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HuffPostFar LeftNov 2, 10:18 PM EST
Al Jazeera EnglishLeftNov 2, 11:15 PM EST
France 24CenterNov 3, 5:53 AM EST

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Abdul El-Sayed holds final campaign rally in Detroit on eve of midterms

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El-Sayed, Rogers hold dueling rallies as bitter campaign comes to a close

El-Sayed Rallies Voters During Final Campaign Stop In Detroit

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'Hopefully we make history': El-Sayed fires up Michigan Democrats on eve of crucial US Senate race

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