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Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan, has called for the repeal of a law that criminalizes sexual activity without disclosing HIV status. He has maintained this position since his 2018 gubernatorial campaign, emphasizing the need to decriminalize HIV and reduce stigma. El-Sayed is currently running against former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers in a competitive Senate race.
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Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan, has called for the repeal of a law that criminalizes sexual activity without disclosing HIV status. He has maintained this position since his 2018 gubernatorial campaign, emphasizing the need to decriminalize HIV and reduce stigma. El-Sayed is currently running against former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers in a competitive Senate race.
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