Abdul El-Sayed works to lock down Black voters in Detroit
With the Senate race entering its final stretch, Abdul El-Sayed spent Monday flanked by Detroit elected officials, labor leaders and community activists as he worked to lock down support of Black voters -- a key constituency for his path to victory.
TL;DR
- Abdul El-Sayed is campaigning in the final stretch of the Senate race.
- He met with Detroit elected officials, labor leaders, and community activists on Monday.
- His goal was to secure the support of Black voters, a key constituency.
- This support is considered vital for his path to victory.