Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers is trying to distance himself from Donald Trump as voters increasingly oppose tariffs on Canada and the Iran war. Michigan conducts roughly $80 billion in annual trade with Ontario, and the Detroit Three automakers reported $6.5 billion in combined tariff-related costs in 2025, while Michigan households are paying an average of $1,000 more per year due to these duties. A Glengariff Group poll found 64.2% of likely Michigan voters opposed Trump’s Canadian tariffs. Rogers is in a dead heat with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, who holds a four-percentage-point advantage according to polling aggregator FiftyPlusOne, in a race the Cook Political Report rates as a complete toss-up.
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