Abdul El-Sayed

Want to help Michigan family farms?
1) Stand with the migrants who come here to do jobs no one else will do.
2) Stop climate change.

This catastrophe didn’t happen all at once. To all the politicians just finding their morals on this: What was your line? How many hospitals had to be bombed? How many journalists killed? How many wailing mothers? How many kids had to die?

No Meals, Fainting Nurses, Dwindling Baby Formula: Starvation Haunts Gaza Hospitals

Treating starvation isn’t as simple as just feeding people—it requires careful monitoring to avoid refeeding syndrome, a potentially deadly electrolyte imbalance. But nearly all of Gaza’s hospitals have been destroyed—by our tax dollars.
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Dearborn Heights Meet & Greet - August 6, 2025 | Abdul for U.S. Senate

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DEARBORN HEIGHTS: Join me at Qahwah House for a Meet and Greet on Wednesday, August 6 at 6:00 PM! Coffee, tea, and pastries will be provided! ☕ Can’t wait to see you all there.

Our movement is about being honest, direct, and specific about the problems we face. This is the way.

This campaign is not about a single candidate or a single election.

It's about all of us.

It’s about rebuilding a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

Monopolies suck. Cherry pie is awesome.

Less monopolies, more cherry pie.

What has fatherhood taught me?

It’s not about what you say, it’s about what you DO. You’ve got to live out the morals you want to teach.

Meet & Greet with Abdul El-Sayed– Candidate for U.S. Senate · Indivisible Join Macomb Defenders Rising for an intimate conversation and community gathering with Abdul El-Sayed, candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan. This is your chance to meet Abdul in person, hear about hi...

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Join me and Indivisible Macomb Defenders Rising for a Meet and Greet in Warren on Monday, August 4, at 7:00 PM! I can't wait to see you all there and discuss how we can build a better future that works for all of us, not the billionaires and oligarchs.

His expertise in public health sets him apart, and it’s exactly what we need more of in Washington. Abdul is eloquent, grounded in reality, and committed to standing up for the people of Michigan as our next U.S. Senator.”

Commissioner Sam Baydoun: "Abdul El-Sayed understands the challenges everyday Americans face, from the cost of healthcare to putting affordable, healthy food on the table.

I am proud to announce the endorsement of Wayne County Commissioner Sam Baydoun.

Commissioner Baydoun is a respected voice and courageous advocate for human rights and working people across Wayne County.

It is an honor to have his support.

Donald Trump is not the disease in our politics – he’s just the worst symptom of the disease. To beat him, we’ve got to cure the disease.

What is the purpose of having power as a United States Senator if you're not going to use it to make people's lives better?

We're thrilled to endorse @abdulelsayed.bsky.social for the open Senate seat in Michigan. Help us send more pro-peace candidates to Congress and support Abdul's campaign today!!! #PeaceVoter2026
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In the U.S. Senate, I will fight for an end to endless militarism and invest the money wasted by war profiteers on our schools and infrastructure here at home.

I am honored to earn the support of @peaceaction.bsky.social, one of the country's largest grassroots organizations advocating for an ethical American foreign policy that is rooted in championing human rights and peace around the globe.

There’s a difference between running to win—and running not to lose.

Running to win means fighting for an economy that works for working people, not corporations.

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Our movement is growing fast! Thank you to all of our incredible volunteers who joined our first day of action — this campaign is powered by people like you, for people like you.

We really can bridge our differences — but we have to remember that we’re up against the same problems.

It shouldn’t be this hard to see a doctor. But it is because of the way insurance companies rig our system.

Under Medicare for All, that would end. Healthcare stays private, but health insurance would be public and accessible to all. No premiums, no copays, no deductibles-and no rigging.

I am horrified by the terrible act of violence at a Walmart in Traverse City yesterday. My family and I are praying for the victims. And we’re grateful to the brave first responders working to save their lives.

Army Corps redirects radioactive waste from Michigan to Texas Disposal of lightly irradiated debris from New York sparked backlash in Wayne County.

I’m glad that the Army Corps of Engineers realized how dumb this was in the first place--and proud of the community advocates who banded together to stand up to this.
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We shouldn’t be trucking radioactive waste into one of the most densely-populated places in the country. And that’s what I shared during my testimony before the judge in this case.

Voices of Youth: U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed sees politics as public service Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed recently hosted a Town Hall in Kalamazoo. Braylon Youker of Voices of Youth attended the event and spoke with El-Sayed about his vision — a bold and com...

Check out Braylon's piece here: www.secondwavemedia.com/southwest-mi...

Young people like Braylon are changing our world for the better. I can't wait to see what he does next.

During a recent stop in Kalamazoo, I got to sit down with Braylon, a brilliant 15-year-old writer for Second Wave Media. I've done a lot of interviews, but his questions were some of the sharpest I've ever gotten.