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El-Sayed Campaign Says It Raised Record $2.4 Million In One Day After Stevens GOP Endorsement

The campaign said more than 65,000 donors fueled its biggest fundraising day this cycle after Stevens switched her support to Rogers.

  • On Sunday, November 1, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed raised more than $2.4 million, his campaign's largest fundraising day, following Congresswoman Haley Stevens' endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers.
  • Congresswoman Haley Stevens' decision to endorse Rogers sparked significant backlash among Democrats, failing to attract new support for Rogers while unifying voters behind El-Sayed.
  • ActBlue rankings show El-Sayed moved to second place on the platform, outperforming established fundraising juggernauts Texas Senate candidate James Talarico and Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff.
  • Senator Elissa Slotkin and Governor Gretchen Whitmer signaled disapproval of the endorsement on social media, emphasizing that voters remain focused on economic concerns rather than political drama.
  • With Election Day approaching on Tuesday, November 3, the Michigan Senate race remains defined by voter frustration over economic issues as residents prepare to decide the state's representation.
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Just the News broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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