Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat who defeated Republican Mike Rogers, disclosed mutual funds, rental properties and private businesses in his candidate financial report filed July 27, 2026. The filing includes holdings belonging to him, his spouse and dependent children.
- His family’s investments include Amana Growth, Income and Participation funds. Amana Growth seeks long-term stock appreciation under Islamic investment principles, excluding businesses such as gambling, alcohol and interest-based banking.
- He disclosed a $10,000 interest in Uptime USA Aggregator, a holding company whose subsidiaries include three IT-service businesses. Uptime USA provides outsourced IT support, cybersecurity and data-backup services.
- A jointly held Ann Arbor rental was valued at $250,001–$500,000. His spouse listed Bangalore and Dubai rental properties, each valued at $100,001–$250,000.
- Business interests include his consulting firm AME Higher, Incision Media and his spouse’s Mind Work Psychiatry practice.
- He reported approximately $407,867 in earned and non-investment income, excluding separately reported honoraria. Disclosed liabilities totaled $100,002–$200,000.
- No individual publicly traded stocks were listed. These disclosures are not an exact net-worth figure; the filing states that certain assets were excluded under disclosure exemptions.
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