
NewsBreitbartMay 5, 2026United States
Mike Rogers Criticizes Democratic Senate Candidates in Michigan
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Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers appeared on Breitbart News Daily to criticize his Democratic opponents, questioning their residency, past statements, and political ideologies. Rogers characterized the Democratic field as radical and out of touch with Michigan voters.
Read the full story at BreitbartWhy It Matters
The outcome of the Michigan Senate race will determine which party holds the seat, impacting the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.
Key Facts
- Mike Rogers is a Republican candidate running for a U.S. Senate seat in Michigan.
- Rogers alleges that State Sen. Mallory McMorrow voted in California in 2014 and 2015 while claiming to have moved to Michigan in 2014.
- Rogers cited past social media posts by McMorrow as evidence of negative sentiment toward Michigan.
- Rogers claims Abdul el Sayed instructed staff not to discuss the assassination of the Ayatollah to avoid upsetting constituents in Dearborn.
- Rogers criticized Abdul el Sayed for not disavowing comments made by influencer Hasan Piker regarding 9/11.
- Rogers stated that Rep. Haley Stevens voted to implement California environmental or regulatory standards in Michigan for 2025.
- Bernie Sanders participated in a campaign event with Democratic candidates.
- The race is for a U.S. Senate seat, which represents a potential GOP pickup opportunity.
Who's Mentioned
locationCalifornia“State mentioned in residency allegations.”PersonMike Slater“Host of Breitbart News Daily.”PersonHasan Piker“Influencer mentioned by Rogers.”PersonBernie Sanders“U.S. Senator mentioned in relation to campaign events.”PersonMallory McMorrow“Democratic State Senator and candidate for U.S. Senate.”PersonMike Rogers“Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Michigan.”locationMichigan“State where the Senate race is occurring.”PersonAbdul el Sayed“Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate.”PersonHaley Stevens“Democratic U.S. Representative and candidate for U.S. Senate.”
