El-Sayed's comment on Vance harms him among Indian-Americans and women

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faced criticism for making racially charged remarks involving Vice President Vance's wife, Usha Vance, which have alienated Indian-American and female voters. The comments, which targeted her recent pregnancy and family, drew backlash from party leaders and could negatively impact his campaign against Republican opponent Mike Rogers. Vance's wife responded to the attack with humor and dignity, while Vance is expected to respond publicly, emphasizing the personal nature of the controversy.

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