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U.S. President Donald Trump expressed surprise that Senator-elect Abdulrahman al-Sayed won broad support from Jewish voters in Michigan, despite his criticism of Israel and opposition to U.S. military aid to the country. Polls of Jewish voters who voted early showed al-Sayed received between 57 and 60 percent support, compared with 34 to 36 percent for his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers. The results, however, do not necessarily reflect the final vote of all Jewish voters in the state. Al-Sayed, a Democrat of Egyptian descent, won Michigan’s Senate seat in the November 3 election, becoming the first Muslim elected to the Senate.
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