Haley Stevens Endorses Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate Race

Democratic Representative Haley Stevens endorsed Republican candidate Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate seat from Michigan, bypassing Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who defeated her in the primary. The endorsement sparked widespread anger within the Democratic Party, with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer describing it as "a disgusting betrayal."

AI-written summary of 7 sources; every verified point is backed by a verbatim quote. How Iyan works

• Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer described the endorsement as "a disgusting betrayal."

  «Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the endorsement a “despicable betrayal,”»

  Newsweek
• Michigan Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hertel Jr. announced that Stevens is no longer a member of the party in the state.

  «Michigan Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hertel Jr. declared that Stevens was no longer a member of the state»

  Newsweek
• El-Sayed's campaign asked Stevens not to attend its campaign events, over a dispute about an outside advertisement that Stevens described as antisemitic.

  «Sayed’s campaign asked the Michigan representative to no longer attend campaign events amid a dispute over an outside ad»

  NBC News
• Stevens had previously said she wanted Democrats to win the Senate race, which made her endorsement of the Republican candidate surprising.

  «She previously said she wanted a Democratic victory in the Senate race.»

  The Washington Post on MSN
• The endorsement came just two days before the election, according to Michigan coverage that described the scale of Democratic criticism.

  «with only two days remaining before the election.»

  mlive

Iyan — See it for yourself. What changed in your world today, why it matters, and how we know.
How it works • Privacy • Terms