Haley Stevens Endorses Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan
The Democratic state representative broke with her party to back the incumbent congressman in a key House race.
By Samir Doyle ·
Haley Stevens, a Democrat representing Michigan's 13th District, announced her endorsement of Republican incumbent Mike Rogers on Sunday. The move marks a rare cross-party alliance in a district that has historically leaned Democratic but recently shifted in federal elections.
Stevens, who serves as a member of the Michigan House of Representatives, aligned herself with Rogers ahead of the midterms. Her support adds a distinct voice to the Republican campaign in a competitive race. The endorsement came as new political advertisements flooded airwaves leading up to the election scheduled for Monday.
The local political scene in Louisiana also featured discussions on the upcoming state election. Scott Illing, a candidate for St. Tammany Parish Sheriff, joined a radio broadcast to address local voters. He discussed his platform and campaign strategy during a segment aired on WGSO 990-AM.
Jeff Crouere, a New Orleans native and president of WGSO Radio, hosted the program. The show, known as "Ringside Politics," airs nationally on Real America's Voice TV Network. Crouere also maintains a regular commentary column and a YouTube channel where he analyzes political trends across the state and nation.
Other guests on the broadcast included Mike Pedalino from the Jefferson Parish School Board District 6 and Chris Alexander, co-founder of the Louisiana Citizen Advocacy Group. The trio discussed local issues alongside national topics, including a plane crash in Florida and comments from President Trump regarding the opposing party.
