Former Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon has warned that Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's progressive agenda could "permanently" change America if he wins, telling Fox News Digital that his politics are out of step with Michigan voters. Dixon argued the stakes go beyond a single six-year Senate term, framing El-Sayed as someone whose fundamental positions could reshape the country and potentially cost Democrats support among working-class voters in the state.

Dixon pointed to El-Sayed's opposition to bans on Sharia law, his association with left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, and his broader progressive policy platform as evidence he is out of step with the Michigan electorate. She suggested this positioning could open the door for Republicans in the general election by alienating moderate and working-class voters who might otherwise back a Democratic candidate.