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Topic · standing beatupdated Wed, 4 Nov, 19:30

John James

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This week’s lead · most outlets

World · 4 Nov

మిడ్‌టర్మ్ ఎన్నికల సర్‌ప్రైజ్.. యూఎస్‌లో తొలి ముస్లిం సెనెటర్

AI summaryAccording to [PUBLISHER], Abdul El Sayed, a Democratic candidate, won the U.S. Senate election in Michigan, becoming the first Muslim elected to the Senate. He defeated Republican candidate John James, who previously worked as an FBI officer and had called El Sayed a 'jihadi moron'. The article notes that rising living costs in the country influenced voters to support the Democratic Party.

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RelatedAbdul El SayedMichiganMidterm ElectionsUS Senate

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