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Abdul El-Sayed's book backed federalized elections, reparations

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By Craig Mauger Verified, Melissa Burke, Beth LeBlanc Verified
| Killeen Daily Herald Verified
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's spring 2020 book " Healing Politics " advocated for federalizing the election system, decriminalizing border crossings and instituting reparations, among other significant policy changes. The book detailed El-Sayed's life and his early ventures into politics. But it also included a chapter on 13 ideas for helping the country.
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Abdul El-Sayed's book backed federalized elections, reparations

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By Craig Mauger Verified, Melissa Burke, Beth LeBlanc Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate for Michigan Abdul El-Sayed speaks during an election night watch party at the Majestic Theatre, in Detroit, Aug. 5, 2026. (David Guralnick/The Detroit News/TNS) Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's spring 2020 book "Healing Politics" advocated for federalizing the election system, decriminalizing border crossings and instituting reparations, among other significant policy changes. The book detailed El-Sayed's life and his early ventures into politics.
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Republicans to spend $6M more to help Mike Rogers' Senate campaign

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By Melissa Burke
| MSN Verified
Washington ― A Senate Republican group said Tuesday it's adding $6 million this month to the $45 million it was already planning to spend on Michigan's open U.S. Senate race for a total of $51 million to help GOP nominee Mike Rogers flip the seat from Democratic control.
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