A Michigan Democrat publicly endorsed Republican candidate Mike Rogers in the closely contested U.S. Senate race, citing concerns over Abdul El-Sayed’s perceived stance on security. The endorsement is part of the “Democrats for Rogers” initiative, which seeks to strengthen bipartisan support for the Republican. Rogers is challenging Democratic candidate El-Sayed for the seat vacated by retiring Senator Gary Peters, with polls showing a narrow lead for El-Sayed. The “terrorist sympathizer” label targeting El-Sayed comes primarily from Republican campaign messaging and has not been officially substantiated. Prediction markets nevertheless assign Rogers a 27% probability of victory, indicating modest confidence in a narrow Republican win.
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