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Rep. Haley Stevens Endorses Mike Rogers for Senate After Dispute with Abdul el Sayed

Rep. Haley Stevens has endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for the Michigan Senate seat after a public dispute with Democrat Abdul el Sayed. Stevens criticized el Sayed's campaign and their differing views on Israel, leading to her decision to support Rogers.

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Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for the Senate on November 1, 2026, after a conflict with Democrat Abdul el Sayed. Stevens stated she was no longer welcome in el Sayed's campaign, which followed their disagreements over an advertisement criticized as antisemitic. The feud escalated as el Sayed's campaign requested Stevens to avoid his events. Stevens emphasized her support for Rogers, highlighting their shared views on key issues.

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  • Haley Stevens endorsed Mike Rogers for Senate on November 1, 2026.
  • The endorsement followed a dispute with Democrat Abdul el Sayed.
  • Stevens criticized el Sayed's stance on Israel during the campaign.
  • El Sayed's campaign requested Stevens to stay away from his events.
  • The controversy involved an advertisement condemned as antisemitic.
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