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Ethlyn Vogler's avatar

A vote for Rogers is a vote for trump and trump’s damaging and destructive policies. Rogers is owned by trump.

Darnell Bush's avatar

I'm a firm believer facts speak for themselves. Republicans do not represent their constituents who sent them to Capitol Hill. In addition, these same Republicans have aligned with Trump in enacting Project 2025. A document that is not only from the pits of Hell, it's a document that enriches Trump and the 1%, and therefore does not have the best interest of the American people at heart. . At the end of the day it is not about political science or political affiliation. In essence, it is about the men and women in Congress who possess a Moral Compass.

John Widdowson's avatar

If I were a Michigander, I would vote for the Social Democrat. He is what we need going forward. It is time to stop the regression that the GOP and trmp have imposed. Just remember, when a Social Democrat was elected POTUS in '32 we got Social Security, labor laws, and regulatory agencies to stop Republican abuses.

Punkette's avatar

I admire Dr. El-Sayed. He is the real deal. If I lived in Michigan, he would have my vote. Instead, I donated to his campaign twice from California. 💙

Detroit Voter's avatar

I returned my ballot earlier today, grateful to vote for Mr. El Sayed. His campaign is very well organized, and he seems to be in a paced sprint going forward. We have a ballot initiative MONEY OUT OF POLITICS, in this same election, that would prevent major corporations and utilities from making large contributions to elected officials, to prevent officials from doing their bid later - think deregulation, tax breaks, rate increases, data centers, unchecked power outages, etc. Mr.El Sayed and this hard won proposal are a potential well-timed, very promising beginning to a new era of citizen leadership.

Cheryl Demmon's avatar

If lived in Michigan, I would vote for Abdul. You have nothing to lose. But with Rogers it will be more of the same. No, I think it will get worse In the next two years with Trump doing whatever he pleases, thinking he has no one to stop him. And Rogers he can get away with doing nothing for Michigan. I believe Abdul is sincere in bringing change. Good change for the people.

Linda (Evanston IL)'s avatar

We have been donating to El-Sayed since his victory in the primary. The entire country needs him in the Senate. And he will vote to get rid of Schumer as Majority Leader.

Martha Kenne's avatar

I would vote for Abdul. Clearly has compassion and knowledge about his state. Rogers is scum.

Cooper's avatar

I live in Michigan, the red county, Ottawa.. there’s very few political signs unlike the past Trump years. People are struggling and voters are so ready for change. Abdul is the change we’re looking forward too

Detroit Voter's avatar

Thank you for this good news. Let’s work together to make this happen.

Cathy (W. Michigan)'s avatar

From your lips to God’s ears!

william logan's avatar

Bravo..as long as Elonia starlinks ,don't work.

Pamela Nelson's avatar

I have been waiting nearly 2 years for this,LET'S GO! LETS DO THIS!!!

Pat Koch's avatar

Would vote for Dr. El-Sayed and trust he wins

He should

DRA's avatar

Who do I contact about questions regarding my politicususa subscription?

Bailey Smith's avatar

The senate race isn’t the only important race here in Michigan! Please make sure to pay attention to things like the State Board of Education, we have candidates people NEED to educate themselves on.