Coverage dated October 28, 2026

Democrats Are Recruiting Canvassers 'With Previous Felony Convictions' To Knock on Doors for Abdul El-Sayed, Other Dems, in Get-Out-the-Vote Push

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Democratic political groups and their consultants—including those supporting Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed—are recruiting canvassers with "previous felony convictions" to knock on voters' doors in Michigan, Kansas, Ohio, and other battleground states, according to job listings reviewed by…

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    Democratic political groups and their consultants—including those supporting Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed—are recruiting canvassers with "previous felony convictions" to knock on voters' doors in Michigan, Kansas, Ohio, and other battleground states, according to job listings reviewed by…

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