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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
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Pensler poured $5 million of his own money into that race. He now joins a crowded field of Republican candidates that includes former U.S. Reps. Mike Rogers and Peter Meijer and former Detroit Police Chief James Craig.
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Amid a Republican leadership shakeup in the House, and questions about the future of Mitch McConnell in the Senate, FRONTLINE investigates one of the most powerful Republican leaders in Senate history. McConnell, the GOP and the Court shows the path to power of an unlikely political leader who has dramatically reshaped the Supreme Court and left an indelible mark on American politics. WGVU’s Patrick Center spoke with writer and producer Michael Kirk.
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The campaign announced Tuesday aims to boost slow population growth in the state. Publicity will run in 11 states and target several cities, including New York and San Francisco.
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Former West Michigan congressman Peter Meijer is still undecided, but Retired Republican US Representative Mike Rogers is running to replace Debbie Stabenow
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Giffords' political action committee says Slotkin is the first federal candidate they’ve thrown their support to in this election cycle
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Mike Rogers is reportedly weighing a bid to replace Michigan’s senior U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow when she retires at the end of her current term in 2024
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One week after announcing her campaign for U.S. Senate, Democratic Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin returned to Lansing Monday night to formally kick off her campaign with supporters
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The Democratic Senate nomination seems to be coalescing around Slotkin