Rephrase you will believe what you want. Fact is, Say ed has to overcome a backdrop of bigotry for Muslims that permeates our culture. If he did not have a Muslim name, he would have a huge lead.
No bigotry involved. I clearly stated who did the poll, and their history of polling accuracy. I also think that El Sayed's issues and positions are ones that most Americans, the overwhelming majority, would reject out of hand.
On economics and labor:
Supports the idea of what are, essentially, worker's collectives. In a word, Soviets.
Strong supporter of mandatory union membership, closed shops, and forced unionization (like the PRO Act)
Education:
"Free" public education, to include college / university with few or no alternatives.
Environment:
For the Green Act and going to 100% renewables.
Housing:
For rent control, and government solutions to housing shortages.
Pro ending almost all evictions.
Voting:
Against voter ID and close scrutiny of voter rolls
Wants automatic voter registration at 18
Pro mail-in voting and for voting 'seasons.'
Other:
Supports heavy handed government regulation and supervision of industry and companies.
Against automation of same using things like AI
Heavily pro-abortion.