Media: Democrat Abdulrahman al-Siddiq Wins Michigan Seat, Becoming First Muslim in Senate

New York, Nov 4 (KUNA) -- Local media reported on Wednesday that Democratic candidate Abdulrahman Al-Sayed, known as “Abdul,” won the U.S. Senate race in Michigan, defeating his Republican rival Mike Rogers and becoming the first Muslim elected to the Senate in U.S. history. The American news network Fox News, via its official account on the social media platform X, stated that estimates from its Decision Desk showed Al-Sayed winning the race, which took place yesterday as part of the U.S. midterm elections. Al-Sayed expressed his gratitude to voters for their support and trust, affirming that he would strive to provide leadership worthy of that confidence. Abdul’s victory comes in the seat currently held by Democratic Senator Gary Peters, who decided not to seek re-election for a new term. (End) E.S.T. / T.M.A.