El Sayed denies Schumer PAC money will influence him in DC
Abdul el Sayed, a Michigan Democratic Senate candidate, dismissed concerns that accepting meaningful financial support from party-aligned super PACs contradicts his vow to reduce the influence of big money in politics. The Senate Majority PAC, aligned with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, has committed to spending $30 million to support El sayed’s campaign, aiming to retain Michigan’s Democratic-held Senate seat in the upcoming election.
Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul el Sayed rejected the notion Monday that millions of dollars from party leaders to help him defeat Republican rival Mike Rogers was hypocritical to his campaign pledge to get big money out of politics or that he’d be influenced by the funds if elected.
The Senate Majority PAC, the super PAC aligned with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), has pledged to spend $30 million on el Sayed’s behalf in an effort to keep the open seat from which Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) is retiring blue.
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