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The Five’ co-hosts discuss allegations of Muslim Brotherhood ties involving the family of Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.
Democrat Abduel El-Sayed leads Mike Rogers in recent polling, but race is still within margin of error with just over two weeks to go.
Two weeks before the midterm elections, the race ratings, forecasting models and most public polls are pointing the same way: Republicans are at greater risk of losing the Senate than at any point this cycle.
Republicans are losing gains they made with Latino voters over the past election cycles. Some Democrats say it's a perfect storm to turn Texas blue.
On a crisp Oct. 8 morning at the University of Florida's University Auditorium, thousands gathered for the opportunity to hear U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon, D-Jacksonville, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders,
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, walked back several controversial past statements on "Meet the Press."
Michigan's U.S. Senate candidates worked over the weekend to rally supporters ahead of an intense week of joint appearances and presidential guests.
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