U.S. Senate candidate El-Sayed drafts affordability plan for Michigan seniors

Abdul El-Sayed, a U.S. Senate candidate from Michigan, unveiled an affordability plan for seniors that includes eliminating Medicare cost-sharing, lifting the Social Security payroll tax cap, and establishing federal property tax freeze frameworks. The plan aims to address financial stress for aging populations by expanding Medicare coverage, closing tax loopholes for high earners, and supporting home-based care services. El-Sayed faces primary competition from Mallory McMorrow and Haley Stevens, with the winner set to challenge Republican Mike Rogers, endorsed by Donald Trump.