Ex-Detroit Police Chief, a Republican, Enters Michigan Senate Race
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James Craig, who ran for governor last year but was disqualified, will compete against former Representative Mike Rogers in the Republican primary race for an open Senate seat.
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James Craig, who ran for governor last year but was disqualified, will compete against former Representative Mike Rogers in the Republican primary race for an open Senate seat.
The former Detroit Police chief joins former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers and others in what's shaping up as a crowded field to succeed retiring U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
Craig joins a Republican primary that already includes former Rep. Mike Rogers, in a state where Trump has remained influential in intra-party politics.
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