What the press and Reddit said about your race this week
Enter your candidate, the race and up to three rivals. Get a brief of the last 7 days of news and Reddit: the storylines, the tone, the attacks to answer and how your rivals compare, with a link behind every line.
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Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan US Senate 2026, Oct 12 to Oct 18, 2026
El-Sayed drew heavy national attention this week, buoyed by AOC's million-dollar transfer and Obama's endorsement, while fending off renewed Muslim Brotherhood and dual-loyalty attacks. Meanwhile Rogers faced bad press over his wife's $10 gas card giveaway and ties to a Republican-funded 'Democrats for Rogers' PAC, as polling and debate coverage suggest a tight but favorable trend for El-Sayed.
Critics allege El-Sayed and his family have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and imply 'dual loyalty'
Abdul El-Sayed: 56 mentions, net tone +54. Mike Rogers: 20 mentions, net tone -80. Read the full sample brief.
What’s in a brief
- Top narratives
- The storylines that recur across the week’s coverage, how many articles and posts carry each one, and links to them.
- Tone trend
- Each article and post is labeled positive, neutral or negative toward its subject. You see the tone toward your candidate day by day, and whether it improved or worsened over the week.
- Attacks to answer
- The criticisms of your candidate that showed up, how often, where, and a suggested line of response drawn from the coverage itself.
- Rivals compared
- Mentions, share of voice and net tone for your candidate and each rival, side by side.
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