Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan voted 'yea' on two bills during the first session back since the midterms, but was not seen by reporters. Following her controversial endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers, she has faced significant backlash from her party. Stevens was reportedly in the Republican cloakroom during the votes, while her office remained locked during multiple visits by reporters. Her opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, was active at Senate orientation on the same day.
Key facts
- Rep. Haley Stevens voted 'yea' on two bills on November 10, 2026.
- Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers, leading to backlash from her party.
- Her office was locked during multiple visits by reporters.
- Several of Stevens' staff members resigned after her endorsement.
- Abdul El-Sayed, her opponent, attended Senate orientation on the same day.
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