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Mike Rogers tries for a tricky ‘change’ election

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As Michigan Democrats fracture over their Senate primary, the presumptive Republican nominee hopes to run against a state government he won’t be joining.

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  1. Semafor

    Mike Rogers tries for a tricky ‘change’ election (opens Semafor)

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    As Michigan Democrats fracture over their Senate primary, the presumptive Republican nominee hopes to run against a state government he won’t be joining.

  2. The Western Journal

    'Large Jewish Dem Donors' to Back Republican Mike Rogers After El-Sayed Wins Dem Primary: Report (opens The Western Journal)

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    Republicans suddenly love their chances to flip a Michigan Senate seat in the 2026 midterm elections. An honest survey of the political landscape, however, should inspire more caution. With that […]

  3. Blue State Blues News

    Michigan Democrats Just Handed Mike Rogers The Socialist He Secretly Wanted All Along (opens Blue State Blues News)

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    Squad members like Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush already got wiped out by AIPAC's cash. Tonight Michigan Democrats picked a candidate Mike Rogers has been begging for all year. Because Rogers already

  4. New York Post

    I’m a longtime Democrat — fighting for GOP’s Mike Rogers, and my party’s soul, in Michigan (opens New York Post)

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    After decades of giving my all for Democratic House and Senate candidates, the victory of Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan means I'll be supporting a Republican instead.

  5. The Daily Wire

    Mike Rogers Makes His Pitch For Dem Support In Michigan After El-Sayed’s ‘Divisive’ Victory (opens The Daily Wire)

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    After Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed rode Michigan’s far-Left to a primary victory earlier this week, Republican nominee Mike Rogers released a video on Friday reaching out to the state’s moderate Democrats. Rogers is attempting to capture some of the 728,000 voters who chose Rep.

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