Abdul El-Sayed Faces Tough Questions From Students, Here’s What He Said at Michigan Town Hall

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At a Saginaw town hall, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed addressed major voter concerns surrounding public safety, policing, prescription drug costs and government surveillance. El-Sayed discussed law enforcement recruitment and retention, behavioral-health responders, community violence intervention and corrections funding while answering questions from Michigan voters. The town hall also focused on prescription drug affordability, Medicare drug-price negotiation and El-Sayed’s proposal to eliminate pharmacy benefit managers. He additionally addressed privacy concerns surrounding Flock surveillance cameras and license-plate reader systems, arguing that Americans should know when their information is being collected. With public safety, healthcare costs and surveillance emerging as issues in Michigan’s 2026 Senate campaign, El-Sayed’s comments offer a closer look at his positions and proposals. #AbdulElSayed #AbdulElSayed2026 #MichiganSenate #MichiganSenateRace #Michig

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