In final Michigan Senate debate, El-Sayed and Rogers question each other's loyalties
Also reported by CBS News
Summary
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers debated in their final Michigan Senate race before the election. They disagreed on policies and each tried to link the other to unpopular ideas or leaders.Key Facts
- Abdul El-Sayed is the Democratic candidate for the Michigan Senate seat.
- Mike Rogers is the Republican candidate competing for the same seat.
- The debate was the last one before the election and lasted about one hour.
- El-Sayed tried to connect Rogers to President Donald Trump.
- Rogers criticized El-Sayed's progressive policies as too extreme for Michigan.
- The race is one of the most competitive and watched Senate races in the country.
- Barack Obama and President Donald Trump planned to hold rallies in Michigan on Saturday and Sunday to support their parties’ candidates.
- The previous debate on October 8 included personal insults and heated arguments.
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