El Sayed drops mention of Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez in first general election campaign ad
Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee for an open Senate seat in Michigan, neglected to mention his top endorsements from Sen. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) in his first campaign advertisement for the general election.The 30-second spot is largely identical to a previous primary election ad that featured endorsements from the two progressive lawmakers. The reused ad emphasizes his support from labor unions rather than from any individual politician.
- ▪Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee for an open Senate seat in Michigan, neglected to mention his top endorsements from Sen.
- ▪Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) in his first campaign advertisement for the general election.The 30-second spot is largely identical to a previous primary election ad that featured endorsements from the two progressive lawmakers.
- ▪The reused ad emphasizes his support from labor unions rather than from any individual politician.
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Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee for an open Senate seat in Michigan, neglected to mention his top endorsements from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) in his first campaign advertisement for the general election.The 30-second spot is largely identical to a previous primary election ad that featured endorsements from the two progressive lawmakers. The reused ad emphasizes his support from labor unions rather than from any individual politician.
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