Mike Rogers Warns Michigan Voters Against El-Sayed, Citing 6 Million Doors Knocked
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 20
Mike Rogers Warns Michigan Voters Against El-Sayed, Citing 6 Million Doors Knocked
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 20
Summary
Mike Rogers used a Monday town hall with Sean Hannity to cast Democratic Senate rival Abdul El-Sayed as too extreme for Michigan, saying voters "cannot afford" his agenda.
Rogers accused El-Sayed of deception and tied him to defunding police, releasing criminals and backing the Green New Deal, which he said would be "a killer" for the state.
Nearly 6 million doors have been knocked by Rogers volunteers, he said, arguing the ground effort shows energy and support that includes some voters who usually back Democrats.
At the event, Rogers also highlighted concerns from Jewish voters and students about harassment, while pitching housing access, more defense-industry jobs and a return of shop classes in high schools.
El-Sayed's campaign did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital, leaving Rogers' closing-stage attack line unanswered in the report.