ABC News reported that the grandparents of Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed reacted to his Senate victory in Michigan, a result the network's video headline called a "historic win in Michigan." The segment is available on the ABC News video page.
According to ABC News, the grandparents, Jan and Judy Johnson, joined ABC News Live to reflect on the Senate victory, on their blended interfaith family and on the traditions that bring the family together. The summary does not report what either grandparent said during the appearance, and it does not describe the traditions it mentions or how they are observed.
The source identifies Jan and Judy Johnson as the grandparents of El-Sayed, who is described as a senator-elect. It does not give the vote count, the name of any opponent, or the date of the race. It also names no city for the story, so this report carries no dateline.
The video listing carries no author byline, so this account rests on the ABC News description alone. Because the report draws only on that description, details beyond it remain unconfirmed here, and nothing in the source material adds to or corrects what the summary says.
The published headline opens with a prompt to watch the video, and the material reviewed for this story contains no other reporting on the grandparents or on the Michigan Senate result. The summary places the victory in Michigan and refers to El-Sayed as a Senate-elect, but it gives no further account of the race, its timing or its margin, so the family's public appearance is the only detail reported.
Sources: ABC News: WATCH: Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed’s grandparents react to historic win in Michigan.