Multiple outlets report that Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign has raised more than $115,000 in contributions from individuals associated with the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). Fox News says the campaign received over $115,000 from CAIR officials and leaders, including a specific executive who praised Hamas on Oct. 7. The New York Post similarly reports that the El-Sayed campaign took in more than $115,000 from people who work for or have held leadership roles with CAIR. Both reports frame the funding as coming from CAIR-linked individuals and cite the group’s alleged links to terrorism in describing the contributors. The accounts focus on the reported source of campaign donations rather than on the campaign’s substantive platform or broader fundraising trends. The reporting does not, in these summaries, provide additional independent verification beyond the outlets’ references to the donors’ affiliations and statements. The reports therefore present the central shared claim that CAIR-associated individuals contribute substantial amounts to El-Sayed’s campaign.