Kamala Harris is set to campaign for Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed amid rumors that the failed presidential candidate is preparing to take a second shot at the Oval Office.
El-Sayed is also struggling with the black vote, making the duo’s first joint public appearance since her endorsement of El-Sayed rather telling and timely.
The two will also reportedly attend a roundtable discussion on black maternal health, according to the Associated Press.
LMFAO! Kamala Harris is plotting to campaign with Abdul El Sayed in the Michigan Senate race
A SIGN Abdul might be worried about the black vote — but Kamala herself was NOT very good at turning out African Americans, so I’m not sure what he’s thinking
Trump won Michigan… pic.twitter.com/9b612bCopv
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 17, 2026
Can Harris help sway black voters towards El-Sayed? X users didn’t think so:
Maybe he thinks the passage of time is significant enough to unburden his campaign from what has been??
— Paul Van Huffel (@ZoobieHuff) September 17, 2026
It’s getting worse and worste for him. I support this move very much. Imagine being drunk campaigning with Abdul who doesn’t believe in alcohol drinking
pic.twitter.com/26hiUCGnok
— Sara TFTB1 (@SaraTftb1) September 17, 2026
Harris isn’t doing it for El-Sayed, she’s running for president and flexing her fake power.
Speaking of power, look at this.
Key Nation of Islam figure stood arm in arm with Abdul El-Sayed, backstage, at his election night watch party.
Grinning El-Sayed shaking hands with Troy… pic.twitter.com/w2qEZcdwOa
— Tosca Austen (@ToscaAusten) September 17, 2026
The news of the Kamala campaign trail appearance comes as El-Sayed’s Republican challenger Mike Rogers accused his opponent of begging for PAC money after slamming other politicians for using it.
“This guy went to Washington DC today, slinked in the back. Luckily, we got some footage of him sneaking in the back to go meet with Chuck Schumer, who he said was a terrible guy and he was going to work against. And asked for $10 million in corporate PAC money.”
“Now THAT is a good con man!” Rogers said.
…despite Abdul crying that “corporate PACs are buying off politicians”
TYPICAL SOCIALIST. This is… pic.twitter.com/2budq2jedX
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 17, 2026
