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Stevens Endorses Rogers Over El-Sayed

Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday.

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First Report Sunday: El-Sayed's campaign dropped Haley Stevens from a unity event after a clash over an Israel-related ad.

Monday: Stevens endorses Republican Rogers in Michigan Senate race

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CNBC Politics emphasized PAC Ad Triggered Switch; The Epoch Times Politics and Washington Free Beacon emphasized Democratic Party Fracture.

LEFT FOCUS

  • ▸Tension escalated over an inflammatory Rebellion PAC ad depicting a couple debating groceries amid U.S. support for Israel. — CNBC Politics
  • ▸El-Sayed's campaign said it was not involved or affiliated with the Rebellion PAC ad. — CNBC Politics
  • ▸Stevens had backed El-Sayed's candidacy after her primary loss before switching her endorsement. — CNBC Politics

RIGHT FOCUS

  • ▸Analysts said Stevens's cross-party endorsement has likely ended her career as a Democrat. — The Epoch Times Politics
  • ▸Stevens cited objection to "hate" promoted by El-Sayed and some of his high-profile supporters. — Washington Free Beacon
  • ▸Detroit churchgoers said Stevens's endorsement of Rogers could actually move votes in the race. — Washington Free Beacon