Democrat Haley Stevens endorses Abdul El-Sayed’s Republican rival Mike Rogers
Summary
Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers after withdrawing from a planned joint campaign appearance with Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. The dispute followed Stevens’ request that El-Sayed condemn an outside group’s ad criticizing U.S. support for Israel; El-Sayed declined, and his campaign later disinvited her from events.Key Facts
- Stevens lost the Democratic Senate primary to El-Sayed by a close margin.
- Stevens announced her endorsement of Rogers in a video posted to X.
- Stevens appeared with Rogers at an event at Perfecting church in Detroit.
- Stevens had planned to appear with El-Sayed at a Detroit church event.
- Stevens made her participation with El-Sayed conditional on his denouncing an outside group’s ad about U.S. support for Israel and living costs.
- El-Sayed declined Stevens’ request and later disinvited her from campaign events.
- Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell said the tensions between Stevens and El-Sayed were a distraction.
- The article says Stevens’ fiancé, Jason Turkish, has publicly criticized El-Sayed and supported Rogers.
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