Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed released his 2025 federal tax return Wednesday, following weeks of pressure from primary rival U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.).

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Numbers from Hill article:

According to the return, a joint filing with his wife, Sarah Jukaku, El-Sayed’s reported total income for 2025 was $686,069 and adjusted gross income was $675,246. The couple reported $130,749 in wages, $262,299 in capital gains and $292,881 in additional income reported on Schedule 1.

They reported a total federal tax of $134,942 and a refund of $6,122. The campaign said the capital gains tax stems from the sale of a property that Jukaku’s parents had bought in their names, along with their children, and the additional income is from El-Sayed’s podcast and Jukaku’s medical practice.

The return does not establish net worth, which measures assets rather than income. El-Sayed’s June 2025 financial disclosure estimated his net worth at between $580,000 and $1.7 million.

Stevens’ 2025 tax return shows an adjusted gross income of $169,970.