A Muslim Democrat secured victory in the US Senate elections for the first time: "Democratic candidate Abdul al-Sayed led the race for the Michigan Senate in the US. He will become the first Muslim in the history of the upper house of the Congress. With 82% of the votes counted, Al-Sayed has 50.10% of the vote, while his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, has 45.50%."

A Muslim Democrat secured victory in the US Senate elections for the first time: "Democratic candidate Abdul al-Sayed led the race for the Michigan Senate in the US. He will become the first Muslim in the history of the upper house of the Congress. With 82% of the votes counted, Al-Sayed has 50.10% of the vote, while his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, has 45.50%."