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Defeated Democratic Senate Candidate Backs GOP's Mike Rogers

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Defeated Democratic Senate Candidate Backs GOP's Mike Rogers. (2026, November 2). NBC News. https://www.today.com/video/defeated-democratic-senate-candidate-backs-gop-s-mike-rogers-272690757513

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As of November 3, 2026, Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) unexpectedly endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, just days before the midterm elections, in a dramatic shift from her previous support for Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. This move followed months of public feuds between Stevens and El-Sayed over their differing stances on issues such as Israel. With the endorsement, some Democrats are considering expelling Stevens from the party due to caucus rules against supporting opposing-party candidates. The controversy has heightened tensions within Michigan's Democratic Party ahead of the critical Senate race.

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“The articles discuss Rep. Haley Stevens changing her endorsement to Republican Mike Rogers, but they appear to describe different stages or reports of this shift in support.”
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