Trump campaigns in Michigan a day after Obama rallies Democrats
Trump’s visit backs Mike Rogers in a tight Senate race as Democrats seek to flip a seat Republicans have not won in more than 30 years.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump traveled to Port Huron, Michigan, to campaign for Republican Mike Rogers in the open Senate race set for Election Day, November 3.
- Republicans seek to flip this open seat held by retiring Democrat Gary Peters to overturn a narrow 53-47 Senate majority, though the party has not won a Michigan Senate race in over three decades.
- Trump and Rogers have attacked Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, with Rogers alleging ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Trump labeling him a "jihadist"; El-Sayed dismissed these claims as "shameful."
- During his Detroit rally on Saturday, former President Barack Obama framed attacks on El-Sayed as attempts to make him appear "less patriotic and less American," saying "We have seen this movie before."
- Voter frustration with the economy and the war with Iran defines this contentious race, as progressives hope a victory will demonstrate their clout in this swing state and shape the 2028 presidential primary.
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Michigan Republicans expect another visit by President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump is expected to make another stop in Michigan before the Nov. 3 midterm election, as part of his national push in support of Republican candidates, according to four sources with knowledge of the plans.
Michigan Looks Lost For Republicans As Abdul El-Sayed’s Lead Grows After Trump Rally
It is a bit soon to tell, but new polling released after Donald Trump’s rally for Mike Rogers shows that Abdul El-Sayed’s lead has been growing in the state with a week to go before the midterm election. PoliticusUSA is 100% independent news and opinion. Please support us by becoming a subscriber.Subscribe nowWhile it is too soon to have firm polling to measure the direct impact of Trump’s Sunday rally full of racism and bigotry, the landscape a…
Trump's Michigan rally turns Senate race into a final-week showdown after attacks on Abdul El-Sayed
Abdul El-Sayed maintains a narrow polling lead over Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race as Trump escalates attacks, fundraising disparities widen and eight days remain before voting.
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Obama, Trump rally supporters in Michigan's tight U.S. Senate race
(The Center Square) – Former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump both campaigned in Michigan over the weekend, highlighting the national importance of the state’s closely-watched U.S. Senate race.
ENTHUSIASM FOR TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES EXPLODES IN MICHIGAN! Over 20,000 Rogers and James Supporters Begin Lining Up for Arena Rally 24 Hrs in Advance — Hundreds More Line the Streets — Versus Just 4,000 at Obama’s Tiny Detroit High School Rally for Far-Left Candidates El-Sayed and Benson * The Gateway Pundit * by Patty McMurray
Trump supporters began lining up more than a day in advance outside McMorran Place in Port Huron, enduring long waits through the night and into Sunday morning for the chance to enter the arena and show their support for gubernatorial candidate John James and U.S.
In Port Huron, a few thousand Republican voters gathered on Sunday to see the president of the United States, who came to support his party's candidates in the mid-term elections despite a popularity rating at the lowest.
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