Katie Zacharia Brands Abdul El-Sayed ‘Radical’ As He Gets Boost In New Poll
Summary
Incoming White House press secretary Katie Zacharia called Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed “a radical” during a Fox News interview as a new poll showed him leading Republican Mike Rogers in the state’s Senate race. Zacharia criticized El-Sayed’s policy positions and urged Michiganders to vote for Rogers ahead of the November 3 election.Key Facts
- Katie Zacharia, soon to start as White House press secretary, labeled Abdul El-Sayed “a radical” on Fox News.
- A recent Wedgewood Poll showed El-Sayed ahead of Mike Rogers by six points among likely Michigan voters.
- Zacharia accused El-Sayed of supporting Democratic Socialists of America policies and opposing Michigan’s auto industry.
- The poll surveyed 607 likely voters with a margin of error of ±4 percentage points.
- El-Sayed is popular with Black voters, younger people (ages 18-29), and college graduates.
- Rogers is favored by white voters and those without a four-year college degree.
- RealClearPolitics polling averages show El-Sayed leading by about 3 points in Michigan’s Senate race.
- The Senate race is considered a toss-up as Election Day on November 3 approaches.
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