Michigan U.S.Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed shares nearly two dozen donors with former Republican congressional candidate Dan Bilzerian, whose campaign included antisemitic attacks against Rep.
Randy Fine, R-Fla.El-Sayed and Bilzerian are on opposite sides of the political spectrum, but both have criticized U.S.support for Israel and called on the United States to cease all aid to the Jewish state.Bilzerian has supported the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts, while El-Sayed has called for abolishing ICE.
Bilzerian has called for lower taxes and less regulation, while El-Sayed has called for higher taxes on the wealthy and Medicare for All.The two candidates’ shared donors have contributed more than $61,000 to their campaigns, according to a Fox News Digital review of FEC filings for both campaigns.The shared donors gave $23,144.12 to Bilzerian's campaign and approximately $38,626.20 to El-Sayed's campaign.EL-SAYED CAMPAIGN BACKED BY OVER $100,000 FROM DOZENS OF MEMBERS OF GROUP WITH ALLEGED TERROR TIESAbdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for the U.S.
Senate, speaks to the press with Rep.Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., at a campaign rally at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Aug.
26, 2026.Separately, Dan Bilzerian visits India to announce his association with sports predictor LivePools and the launch of his male grooming brand, Alister, on Sept.
13, 2019, in Mumbai, India.(Katie McTiernan / Anadolu via Getty Images; Prodip Guha / Getty Images)Bilzerian lost to Fine in the primary, and his campaign tactics and advertisements drew sharp criticism from Republican leaders.
His attacks against Fine, who is Jewish, included a 2½-minute AI-generated campaign ad calling Fine a ".fat Jew" as well as other antisemitic remarks."Jewish supremacy is the greatest threat to the world today," Bilzerian told Fox News Digital in response to a request for comment.Meanwhile, El-Sayed, who has routinely accused Israel of committing "genocide" agai...