Abdul El-Sayed began his Michigan Senate campaign against Republican Mike Rogers on October 20, after Democratic primary voters chose him over establishment-backed incumbent Haley Stevens. Arab American voters interviewed in Michigan back El-Sayed citing Gaza as their red line, while lifelong Democrat Jordan Acker and Michigan Jewish Democratic Caucus board member Zach Nessel are undecided; Jewish voter David Freund backs him, with Senator Alyssa Slotkin making his case. Stevens would not say on CNN whether she still backs El-Sayed, and said her fiance is voting for Rogers; her fiance, Democratic mega-donor Jason Turkish, has since endorsed Rogers. Rogers' 2012 Reuters comments on moderate Muslim Brotherhood members and his vote to fund Egypt's Morsi government have surfaced, and he would not…