Abdul El-Sayed says there are things he wishes he'd done differently in Senate campaign
Summary
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed made a final appeal to Michigan voters ahead of Tuesday’s midterm election. In an interview with CBS News, he discussed parts of his campaign he wished he had handled differently, after Democratic Representative Haley Stevens said she would vote for Republican Mike Rogers.Key Facts
- El-Sayed is running for the U.S. Senate in Michigan as a Democrat.
- Republican Mike Rogers is his opponent.
- Democratic Representative Haley Stevens said she would vote for Rogers.
- El-Sayed made his final pitch to voters before Tuesday’s election.
- CBS News White House reporter Aaron Navarro interviewed El-Sayed ahead of the election.
- The interview focused in part on things El-Sayed said he wished he had done differently in the campaign.
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