Abdul El-Sayed's full birth name is Abdul Rahman Mohamed El-Sayed

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Jensen Huang and his brother immigrated to the United States as unaccompanied minors ahead of their parents in 1973

Abdul El-Sayed publicly reclaimed his full birth name, Abdurrahman Mohammad El-Sayed, during his Senate victory speech

In 1984, at age 20, Jensen Huang began designing microchips on paper

Jensen Huang was born in Taiwan

Abdul El-Sayed was raised by his father and his stepmother Jackie from the age of three

Jensen Huang previously worked as a restaurant employee during rush hours at a Denny's diner chain location

Jensen Huang's father worked as an HVAC and industrial air conditioning engineer

Jensen Huang skipped an academic grade during Jensen Huang's childhood schooling

Jensen Huang's parents enrolled Jensen Huang and his brother at the Oneida Baptist Institute in rural Kentucky

Abdul El-Sayed began going by the shortened name Abdul when starting kindergarten in 1989

Roy Cooper served in North Carolina public office for 40 years as state legislator, attorney general, and governor

Stephen Miller previously worked as a senate aide and communications director for former Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions

Donald Trump Jr. publicly endorsed J.D. Vance's post-election analysis on X with three 100 percent emojis

Marco Rubio served as United States Secretary of State during the second presidential administration of Donald Trump

JD Vance graduated from Ohio State University and Yale Law School after serving in the United States Marine Corps

Pete Buttigieg served as United States Secretary of Transportation and as mayor of South Bend, Indiana

Congressional candidates Cait Conley and Rebecca Bennett are both United States military veterans

Iowa state lawmaker and Senate candidate Josh Turek is a former Paralympic basketball player

JD Vance grew up in Middletown, Ohio

JD Vance attended Yale Law School