Abdul El-Sayed underperformed with Jewish voters. Here’s what he has to say about it.

Abdul El-Sayed, senator-elect, acknowledged that he underperformed among Jewish voters in his recent election, attributing the gap to disagreements over Israel while affirming he will not change his position. The article does not specify vote percentages or the size of the deficit. The dynamic matters because it signals friction between his stance on Israel and a key Democratic constituency. Watch whether he adjusts his outreach to Jewish voters or holds his ground as he prepares to take office.