Haley Stevens Hides in GOP Cloakroom to Cast Votes: Report
House records show Haley Stevens cast two votes while keeping a low profile after drawing backlash for backing Republican Mike Rogers.
- On Monday, Representative Haley Stevens cast votes from the Republican cloakroom, avoiding colleagues following her endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
- Backlash followed Stevens's endorsement of Rogers over Democrat Dr. Abdul El-Sayed just two days before the election, prompting widespread condemnation from Democratic leadership.
- Reporters found Stevens's Rayburn House Office Building office locked Monday, while Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the move a "despicable betrayal" and over half her staff resigned.
- House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries suggested the move could result in expulsion from the caucus, though outgoing California Representative Nancy Pelosi urged against making premature judgments.
- Stevens has not announced her next career move, though she will remain in Congress until January 2, 2027, when her current term concludes.
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Haley Stevens endorsed a Republican and her staffers quit. A week later, she returns to the Capitol only to hide in the GOP cloakroom
Representative Haley Stevens returned to the Capitol on Monday night, choosing to spend the series of votes inside the Republican cloakroom rather than on the House floor, The Washington Sun reports. This appearance marked her first time back at work since her endorsement of Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers triggered significant backlash within her own party. She reportedly kept out of sight from reporters during the session, eve…
‘Practically in hiding’: Haley Stevens found in GOP cloakroom after ‘despicable betrayal’
Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI), who critics branded a “traitor” after she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers two days before the election, was “practically in hiding” when she returned to the Capitol on Monday, The Washington Sun reported. The Sun also reported where she spent Monday’s votes: the Republican...
Haley Stevens Was in the Republican Cloakroom for Congress’ First Votes Back Since the Election
No one answered the door at Rep. Haley Steven's office three separate times on Monday. (Francis Chung/POLITICO via AP) Francis Chung/POLITICO/APRep. Haley Stevens may be a pariah to her party, but she showed up to work on Monday night anyway, albeit practically in hiding.A week after blowing up her professional life with her shocking endorsement of Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, many wondered if Stevens would show her face in …
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