Michigan Republicans Rally Behind Ticket After Divisive Gubernatorial Primary

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The NewsSenate Republicans needed good news. They think they got it in Michigan.The party sees its chances of keeping Senate control brightening after Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic nomination to take on Mike Rogers, who came close to winning Michigan’s Senate race in 2024. Democrats are quickly coalescing around El-Sayed, but the wounds of his ugly primary battle against Rep. Haley Stevens will likely take some time to fully heal.That tensio…

Michigan Republicans rally behind ticket after divisive gubernatorial primary

The lunch was hosted by U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers, who was unopposed in his primary, and included speeches by John James, Attorney General and Secretary of State nominees Doug Lloyd and Anthony Forlini, among others.

Michigan Republicans rally together after primary election at unity luncheon

Now knowing who they will face on the Democratic side, State Republicans are pulling together a unified general election campaign.