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← Rundown2026 Michigan Senate race

2026 election · U.S. Senate

2026 Michigan Senate race

Incumbent: Gary C. Peters (Democrat)

MJMichael J RogersREPUBLICAN PARTY44.8%
Haley StevensHaley StevensDEMOCRATIC PARTY44.2%
vsRogers +0.64 polls
IJR Line — pollster average adjusted by community Influence
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Public polling

Every synced reading, newest first
El-SayedRogersStevens
40%45%50%Jan 6Apr 18Jul 30El-Sayed 43.4%Rogers 45.2%Stevens 44.6%
Trend: trailing 5-poll average · hover a dot for the poll behind it

Declared candidates

Source: FEC filings + public polling
  • Gary C. Peters
    Gary C. Peters

    Democrat · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (19) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports access to safe, legal abortion without restrictions and reproductive health rights. [1][2]
    • Bipartisanship & Government Effectiveness: Emphasizes working across party lines and has been recognized for legislative effectiveness in passing bipartisan bills. [1]
    • Congressional stock trading: Supports the HONEST Act to ban Members of Congress from holding, buying, or selling stocks.

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PollsterDatesCandidate%
SoCal Strategies2026-07-30Abdul El-Sayed41
SoCal Strategies2026-07-30Mike Rogers42
SoCal Strategies2026-07-30Haley Stevens44
Mitchell Research & Communications2026-07-29Abdul El-Sayed45
Mitchell Research & Communications2026-07-29Mike Rogers45
Mitchell Research & Communications2026-07-29Haley Stevens43
Glengariff Group2026-07-24Abdul El-Sayed39
Glengariff Group2026-07-24Mike Rogers49
Glengariff Group2026-07-24Haley Stevens46
Quantus Insights2026-06-30Abdul El-Sayed45
Quantus Insights2026-06-30Mike Rogers44
Quantus Insights2026-06-30Haley Stevens45
Data for Progress2026-06-22Abdul El-Sayed47
Data for Progress2026-06-22Mike Rogers46
Data for Progress2026-06-22Haley Stevens45
Zenith Research2026-06-14Abdul El-Sayed45
Zenith Research2026-06-14Mike Rogers42
Zenith Research2026-06-14Haley Stevens43
Mitchell Research & Communications2026-06-13Abdul El-Sayed47
Mitchell Research & Communications2026-06-13Mike Rogers42
Mitchell Research & Communications2026-06-13Haley Stevens41
Tulchin Research2026-06-04Abdul El-Sayed46
Tulchin Research2026-06-04Mike Rogers41
TIPP Insights2026-05-23Abdul El-Sayed43
TIPP Insights2026-05-23Mike Rogers42
TIPP Insights2026-05-23Haley Stevens48
Mitchell Research2026-05-07Abdul El-Sayed41
Mitchell Research2026-05-07Mike Rogers42
Mitchell Research2026-05-07Haley Stevens39
Glengariff Group2026-05-01Abdul El-Sayed42
Glengariff Group2026-05-01Mike Rogers45
Glengariff Group2026-05-01Haley Stevens44
Emerson College2026-01-25Abdul El-Sayed43
Emerson College2026-01-25Mike Rogers43
Emerson College2026-01-25Haley Stevens47
Glengariff Group2026-01-06Abdul El-Sayed47
Glengariff Group2026-01-06Mike Rogers43
Glengariff Group2026-01-06Haley Stevens47
[1]
  • Crime & policing: Supports community policing initiatives and programs like Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce violent crime. [1][2]
  • Economy & Manufacturing: Prioritizes growing the economy, supporting American auto manufacturing, and fostering innovation in Michigan. [1]
  • Economy and jobs: Supports strengthening the economy, creating jobs, and aiding small businesses. [1][2]
  • Environment: Supports protecting the Great Lakes and clean drinking water, including legislation on aging pipelines like Line 5. [1]
  • Fentanyl & drug enforcement: Supports efforts to stem the flow of fentanyl and counter drug trafficking. [1][2]
  • Gun policy: Supports legislation to address gun violence and protect communities. [1]
  • Health Care: Voted for the Affordable Care Act, supports building on it, lowering prescription drug costs, and expanding treatment access. [1]
  • Health care: Supports the Affordable Care Act and bipartisan efforts to improve access to affordable health care while protecting preexisting conditions. [1][2][3]
  • Immigration & Border Security: Supports bipartisan border security legislation and securing the border while opposing what he calls excessive or inhumane immigration enforcement tactics. [1][2][3]
  • Israel: Supports aid to Israel and the Memorandum of Understanding with Israel. [1][2]
  • LGBTQ+ rights: Supports the Respect for Marriage Act and the Equality Act to ban discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals. [1]
  • Protecting the Great Lakes: Supports protecting the Great Lakes and clean drinking water. [1][2]
  • Social Security & Medicare: Opposes voucher systems or raising the Medicare eligibility age and supports protecting Medicare benefits. [1]
  • Ukraine aid: Supports providing aid to Ukraine as part of national security legislation. [1][2]
  • Veterans: Supports veterans through expanded opportunities and access to care. [1]
  • Voting rights: Supports comprehensive voting rights legislation including the Freedom to Vote Act and John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. [1]
  • Abdul El-Sayed
    Abdul El-Sayed

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (17) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports codifying rights once protected by Roe v. Wade into federal law. [1]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports abolishing ICE and rethinking immigration enforcement from scratch. [1][2]
    • Campaign Finance: Supports getting money out of politics. [1][2]
    • Campaign finance: Supports banning corporate money in politics and getting money out of politics. [1][2]
    • Election integrity: voter ID: Opposes mandatory voter ID laws and supports making voting easier with automatic registration. [1][2]
    • Energy and Environment: Proposes rules for data centers protecting water, energy, and clean energy laws; supports green energy investment. [1][2]
    • Energy production: Supports transitioning to 100% clean renewable energy by 2050. [1]
    • Environment: Supports advancing environmental justice, holding polluters accountable, and protecting the Great Lakes. [1]
    • Foreign Policy: Criticizes AIPAC spending and Israel's war in Gaza. [1][2]
    • Health care: Supports Medicare for All as government health insurance guaranteed for everyone with price negotiation. [1][2]
    • Healthcare: Supports Medicare for All to guarantee healthcare for every American. [1][2][3]
    • Immigration Enforcement: Calls for abolishing ICE, describing it as an agency that should not exist. [1][2][3]
    • Israel: Opposes US aid to Israel and describes its actions in Gaza as genocide. [1][2]
    • Labor Policy: Advocates strong antitrust enforcement, banning corporate stock buybacks, and employee board representation. [1]
    • Labor policy: Supports strong antitrust enforcement, banning corporate stock buybacks, and employee board representation. [1]
    • Reproductive Rights: Supports codifying Roe v. Wade protections and returning to the Roe standard for abortion rights. [1][2]
    • Voting Rights: Opposes mandatory voter ID laws and supports automatic voter registration. [1]
  • BS
    Bernadette Smith

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • FH
    Frederick Heurtebise

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
  • GS
    Genevieve Scott

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (2) ▾
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports a closed border immigration policy. [1]
    • Federal spending & debt: Supports small government and large reduction in federal spending. [1]
  • Haley Stevens
    Haley Stevens

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (14) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports women's reproductive freedom and public funding of abortions. [1]
    • Budget & Economy: Supports federal spending for economic stimulus including COVID relief packages. [1]
    • Civil Rights: Supports LGBTQ+ equality under the law and ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment. [1]
    • Corporate Taxation: Opposes lowering corporate taxes as a means to promote economic growth and supported increased corporate transparency legislation. [1]
    • Corporations: Opposes lower corporate taxes as a means to promote growth and supports corporate transparency. [1]
    • Crime & policing: Supports stricter rules for police accountability. [1]
    • Economic Empowerment & Jobs: Supports expanding access to capital and training for underserved communities and advancing industrial policy to create jobs and lower costs in Michigan. [1]
    • Education: Supports increasing Pell Grants and tuition-free community college. [1]
    • Energy production: Supports funding renewable energy like wind and solar and regulating greenhouse gas emissions. [1]
    • Health Care & Social Security: Supports lowering health care costs, advancing health equity, and defending Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. [1]
    • Health care: Supports expanding Obamacare with a public option and allowing 55-65 year olds to buy into Medicare. [1][2]
    • Immigration: Supports comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship for DREAMers, opposes a border wall, and has called for curbing ICE's power and overhauling the agency. [1][2][3]
    • Marijuana legalization: Supports taxing and regulating marijuana for recreational use. [1]
    • Public Safety & Gun Policy: Supports fair and accountable policing, community-based violence prevention programs, and strengthening gun safety laws. [1]
  • JA
    Joseph Allen Tate

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports repealing the state's abortion ban. [1]
    • Economic development: Prioritizes economic development and a thriving economy. [1][2]
    • Education: Supports providing free school meals to all students. [1]
    • Election integrity: voter ID: Opposes laws seen as voter suppression or perpetuating the Big Lie. [1]
    • Gun policy: Supports universal background checks and red flag laws for gun violence reduction. [1][2]
    • Taxes: Opposes cutting taxes for the wealthy. [1][2]
    • Workers' rights: Supported repealing the Right-to-Work law. [1]
  • Mallory Mcmorrow
    Mallory Mcmorrow

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (10) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports reproductive healthcare access and led efforts to repeal Michigan's abortion ban. [1][2][3]
    • Campaign Finance: Opposes corporate PAC money and supports banning corporate political spending and overturning Citizens United. [1][2]
    • Gun policy: Supports nationwide red flag laws, universal background checks, assault weapons ban, and ghost gun ban. [1][2]
    • Health care: Supports a public option to make healthcare universal and affordable while rejecting Medicare for All. [1][2]
    • Israel: Supports funding Israel's Iron Dome while open to defensive systems for Palestinians. [1][2]
    • Minimum Wage: Supports raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour indexed to inflation. [1][2]
    • Online Safety for Children: Supports banning cell phones in classrooms, restricting infinite scroll for under-14s, and regulating AI chatbots and surveillance ads targeting minors. [1]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Opposes efforts to gut Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security. [1]
    • Supreme Court Reform: Supports exploring Supreme Court expansion, age limits, and an independent code of conduct. [1]
    • Voting Rights: Supports expanded voting rights. [1]
  • MJ
    Michael J Rogers

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (10) ▾
    • Abortion: Holds a pro-life record from congressional votes but pledges to respect Michigan voters' 2022 reproductive rights amendment. [1][2]
    • EV mandates: Opposes EV mandates, arguing they will cause a bloodbath in the auto industry. [1][2]
    • Education: Supports prioritizing education over indoctrination in schools. [1]
    • Fentanyl & drug enforcement: Vows to fight the drug war and opioid epidemic drawing on FBI experience. [1]
    • Gun policy: Supports enforcing existing gun laws and improving mental health services rather than new restrictions. [1]
    • Health care: Aims to lower the cost of prescription drugs. [1]
    • Manufacturing: Prioritizes protecting Michigan manufacturing and bringing jobs back home. [1][2]
    • Regulation & permitting: Favors less regulation to create better opportunity in business. [1]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Supports protecting Social Security and Medicare while considering options like partial privatization through private investment in the stock market. [1][2]
    • Taxes: Supports lowering taxes and reducing government spending that drives up prices. [1][2][3]
  • RE
    Rachel Elizabeth Howard

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports personal autonomy and medical privacy in reproductive rights. [1]
    • Child Care: Supports making child care affordable for Michigan families. [1]
    • Foreign Policy: Supports democracy and human rights abroad. [1]
    • Free speech & tech censorship: Supports protecting the First Amendment. [1]
    • Gun policy: Supports the Second Amendment with mandatory training, licensing, safe storage, and background checks for public safety. [1]
    • Health care: Supports universal coverage through a gradual transition to a single-payer system leveraging Medicare and expanding access. [1]
    • Michigan Agriculture: Supports farmers and food security. [1]
    • Money in Politics: Supports ensuring integrity over wealth and influence in politics. [1]
    • Full rundown + map →
    📊 Polling averageMike Rogers 44.8%Haley Stevens 44.2%Abdul El-Sayed 42.1%Rogers +0.64 polls · recency-weighted