Search people, articles, bills, and more
Candidate for U.S. Senate from Michigan.
Candidate · Michigan
Manchin praised Rogers and said he supports him, while urging him to denounce Trump’s trade policies.
The Detroit Regional Chamber and NFIB endorsed Rogers, whose views on tariffs and election integrity drew some chamber concerns.
Rogers proposed suspending gas taxes as prices rose, while a state GOP leader questioned the state-level plan.
Rogers described his plans for lowering energy costs and said he would evaluate tariffs case by case.
A cited election forecast gives Rogers a 33% chance of winning as the article says time is running out to close the gap.
Rogers was the target of El-Sayed’s criticism during a campaign town hall.
Rogers says greater price transparency and lower drug costs would make healthcare more affordable.
Rogers is invoking his House record as he campaigns for Michigan’s open Senate seat.
Rogers trails El-Sayed in the featured poll and is described as pursuing support from Democratic voters.
Rogers called for the war to end quickly and promoted fuel-cost proposals in a campaign ad.
The Florida home and questions about his Michigan residency have become part of Rogers’ Senate campaign.
Michael Rogers is courting Democratic and independent voters while trying to maintain support from Donald Trump’s base in the Michigan Senate race.
Rogers once criticized Trump’s election pressure campaign but later claimed his own Senate seat was stolen and thanked Trump for raising election concerns.
The article argues that his support for the law conflicts with its projected effects on Michigan health coverage and providers.
Michael Rogers moved from criticizing Trump's 2020 pressure campaign to echoing election concerns during later Senate campaigns.
ChamberLight is not an official government source. Community votes reflect public reception, not editorial judgment.
Challenging: