Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers commended Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens for endorsing him over Abdul El-Sayed, stating she put the country before party. This endorsement has sparked backlash from Democratic leaders like Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, who criticized Stevens for her decision. Rogers claimed his campaign did not anticipate the endorsement and highlighted the importance of Stevens' choice in the context of the election.
Key facts
- Mike Rogers is a Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Michigan.
- Haley Stevens endorsed Rogers over Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
- Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized Stevens' endorsement.
- Rogers claimed his internal polling shows a close race with El-Sayed.
- Stevens' fiancé publicly supported Rogers before her endorsement.
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