Watch · November 3, 2026
On Election Day in Michigan, Rep. Haley Stevens heads to the polls after endorsing Republican Mike Rogers, Rogers calls it courage, and Detroit voters react ahead of the Rogers and El-Sayed Senate race
- From the LeftABC News: ABC News' Juju Chang reports from Detroit, Michigan, where voters are responding to Rep. Haley Stevens' last-minute endorsement of Republican candidate Mike Rogers.
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- CenterNewsNation: NewsNation’s Hannah Brandt caught up with Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens walking into the polls. Stevens said today is the people’s day, and says she spoke with House Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.
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- From the RightFox News: "That's courage. That's country over party." Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers defends Democrat Haley Stevens after she faces backlash from her own party for endorsing him over Abdul El-Sayed in the high-stakes race.
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