Socialist-backed Democrat who criticized the wealthy shows they make up the top 1% in tax returns

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who has criticized extreme wealth and promotes progressive tax policies, reported a household income of $686,069 in 2025, placing him in Michigan's top 1%. Despite his rhetoric against the wealthy, he owns rental properties, received significant capital gains, and spends on upscale items. His support from prominent Democrats like Bernie Sanders highlights his stance on taxing billionaires to fund public initiatives.

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