Turnaround: Sayed's former Democratic rival supports Republicans

In a surprising turn of events just 48 hours before the Michigan Senate elections, Democrat Haley Stevens withdrew her support for primary opponent Abdul El-Sayed and endorsed Republican Mike Rogers. Stevens stated that El-Sayed did not want her in the Democratic campaign and expressed her concerns over issues like education and his stance on Israel. Despite her endorsement of Rogers, she emphasized her pride in being a Democrat. El-Sayed dismissed Stevens' decision, while Rogers expressed honor at receiving her support, framing it as a unifying gesture against hatred. The Michigan Senate race remains highly competitive, with polls showing El-Sayed slightly ahead, but his position may be jeopardized by Stevens' endorsement. President Trump praised Stevens' decision as a significant act of loyalty to Michigan.