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Abdul El-Sayed reacts after Haley Stevens angers Democrats by supporting Mike Rogers in Michigan

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Abdul El-Sayed reacts after Haley Stevens angers Democrats by supporting Mike Rogers in Michigan. (2026, November 2). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/abdul-el-sayed-reacts-after-haley-stevens-angers-democrats-by-supporting-mike-rogers-in-michigan/

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CBS News · collected 2026-11-02

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Haley Stevens, a Democrat who previously ran for Michigan Senate and lost to Abdul El-Sayed in the primary, has endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the upcoming midterm elections, surprising many within her party. CBS News reporter Aaron Navarro covers the unexpected political move by Stevens.
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Ahead of Michigan's Senate race, Abdul El-Sayed and his former rival Rep. Haley Stevens, both Democrats, engaged in a public feud that escalated just days before the midterm elections on November 7, 2026. The conflict intensified after El-Sayed declined to condemn an advertisement linking U.S. support for Israel to rising grocery prices, leading Stevens to withdraw her endorsement and urge voters to support Republican Mike Rogers instead. This move brought Jewish voter concerns into focus as the election approached. El-Sayed's campaign subsequently disinvited Stevens from upcoming events, citing a need to avoid distractions. The feud highlights divisions within the Democratic party over progressive policies and endorsements in crucial swing states.

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📰 Haley Stevens Endorses Mike Rogers
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Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost her primary Democratic run in the Michigan Senate race to Abdul El-Sayed, stunned her party by supporting Republican Mike Rogers' campaign ahead of the midterms.
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Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost her primary Democratic run in the Michigan Senate race to Abdul El-Sayed, stunned her party by supporting Republican Mike Rogers' campaign ahead of the midterms. asserted
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