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Rep. Haley Stevens endorses Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate race
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Five right-leaning outlets, Fox News, the New York Post, RedState, the Daily Mail and TheBlaze, report that Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, days before the November 3 midterm election, over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. The outlets say Stevens stated in a video that El-Sayed told her she was no longer welcome in his campaign, and that she does not belong in it. The Daily Mail reports that some Jewish voters in Detroit, including Shlomi Bennett, are switching to Rogers over concerns about El-Sayed’s response to antisemitism, and that a poll shows El-Sayed surging. Fox News reports interviews with Michigan voters making cross-party choices.
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Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed days before the November 3 election.
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Stevens said in a video statement that El-Sayed told her she was no longer welcome in his campaign.
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The Daily Mail reports that some Jewish voters in Detroit are switching to Rogers.
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The Daily Mail reports that a poll shows El-Sayed surging in the Senate race.
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Fox News reports Michigan voters are making cross-party choices in the final hours of the race.
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All five right-leaning outlets report Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed days before the November 3 election. They differ in tone: TheBlaze and RedState treat it as a sign El-Sayed is in trouble, while Fox News emphasizes cross-party voter choices.
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Headlines cast the endorsements as trouble for Abdul El-Sayed; Far Right TheBlaze calls him radical and says Democrats are turning on him, while Fox News stresses surprising voter choices.
Michigan voters make surprising cross-party choices as Rogers, El-Sayed race reaches final hours
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abandoningpretty radical candidateso radical
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abandoningMore neutral: not backing
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Michigan Dems join Haley Stevens in abandoning Abdul El-Sayed on Election Day eve: ‘Consider voting a split ticket’
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pretty radical candidateMore neutral: a Democratic candidate whose positions drew opposition from his own party
Labels the candidate radical in the outlet’s own voice, which pre-judges him rather than describing his positions.
It takes a pretty radical candidate to make a Democrat cross party lines and endorse a Republican whom she…
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so radicalMore neutral: Abdul El-Sayed faces opposition from Democrats
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Abdul El-Sayed is so radical that even Democrats are turning on him
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- Stevens endorsement as a rebuke of El-Sayed
- Democrats crossing party lines
- Jewish voters in Detroit switching parties
- El-Sayed trouble on election eve
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Democrats in Michigan tell the Daily Mail why they're voting Republican as 'troubling' Abdul El-Sayed surges in poll
Jewish voters in Detroit are telling the Daily Mail they are abandoning the Democratic Party and switching their support to Republicans in this year's midterms.
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Michigan voters make surprising cross-party choices as Rogers, El-Sayed race reaches final hours
A former Democrat backs Mike Rogers while a lifelong Republican holds his nose to vote for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's pivotal Senate race.
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Michigan Dems join Haley Stevens in Loaded verb“abandoning”The verb suggests disloyalty by the Democrats, adding a judgement the reported endorsements do not state.More neutral: not backingDisagree with this highlight? Abdul El-Sayed on Election Day eve: ‘Consider voting a split ticket’
Trouble is mounting for Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed as members of his own Democratic Party are lining up behind his Republican opponent, former Rep. Mike Rogers.
Abdul El-Sayed is Loaded modifier“so radical”Calls the candidate radical as a settled judgement in the headline, without stating the specific positions that would support the label.More neutral: Abdul El-Sayed faces opposition from DemocratsDisagree with this highlight? that even Democrats are turning on him
It takes a Loaded modifier“pretty radical candidate”Labels the candidate radical in the outlet’s own voice, which pre-judges him rather than describing his positions.More neutral: a Democratic candidate whose positions drew opposition from his own partyDisagree with this highlight? to make a Democrat cross party lines and endorse a Republican whom she recently accused of being a “racist.” But that’s exactly what’s happening in Michigan, where Rep. …
More Bad News for El-Sayed With Democrats in Michigan Senate Race
The Michigan Senate race got a big shake-up over the weekend when Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens (MI-11) changed her mind and decided to endorse the Republican nominee Mike Rogers, instead of her party's nominee, Abdul El-Sayed.
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- Fox NewsFar RightNov 3, 10:25 AM EST
- Daily MailRightNov 3, 3:18 PM EST
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