Rogers makes early play for El-Sayed's coalition in Michigan after bruising primary

Michigan Democrats are racing to rebuild their divided coalition after a bruising Senate primary. But Mike Rogers and Republicans are already working to peel away disaffected voting blocs, with a specific eye toward Jewish and Black voters, while prepping to hit Abdul El-Sayed with a record war chest.

Rogers is already hammering El-Sayed with cutting attacks accusing him of antisemitism as his team starts working to pull in disillusioned Democrats and independents who backed his primary opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens.