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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated a former West Michigan congressman and state GOP chair as his Ambassador to Canada
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Associated Press declared Slotkin the winner at 3:12 p.m. EST
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Democrats raised concerns about where Mike Rogers lives ahead of Monday night's U.S. Senate debate
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Rogers hopes to make up the fundraising gap with a strong statewide ground game
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Slotkin will face former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers, the winner of the G.O.P. primary, in November’s general election
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Democratic groups are asking Michigan officials to investigate the nominating petitions of the GOP candidates in the U.S. Senate race. The groups allege that signatures on the nominating petitions show signs of fraud
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U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin has coalesced support on the Democratic side and has a large fundraising lead. Republicans have rallied behind former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers in a more competitive primary after he gained the endorsement of former President Donald Trump
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Meijer announced his candidacy in November and was contending for the Republican nomination against former members of Congress Mike Rogers and Justin Amash. Businessman Sandy Pensler is also running
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The U.S. Senate seat is open due to Debbie Stabenow’s impending retirement
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Justin Amash announces Republican bid for Michigan U.S. Senate seat after having previously left GOPAmash joins a Republican field that includes former U.S. Reps. Mike Rogers and Peter Meijer, in addition to businessman Sandy Pensler. U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin is considered the favorite to win the Democratic nomination