From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaAnthony Forlini vows Michigan election reforms, targets aging voting machines: 'A vote for me is a vote for you'
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Representative Haley Stevens withdrew her endorsement of a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan to support Republican Mike Rogers, prompting a Democratic backlash that she has defended as the 2026 midterm elections begin. She says the intra‑party drama underscores the high‑stakes fight for control of Congress during President Trump’s second term. Meanwhile, in Alaska a disputed Senate race has led some Republicans to consider blocking Democratic nominee Mary Peltola from being seated if she wins. The broader midterm contests, including key Senate and House races across multiple states, are shaping the battle for the congressional majority.
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Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini is campaigning for Michigan secretary of state on protecting voter data and modernizing aging voting equipment.
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Haley Stevens has notably backed Republican candidate Mike Rogers right before the Election Day, following a rift with Abdul El-Sayed. After attending a church service alongside Rogers, who has the support of President Donald Trump, Stevens expressed that she felt unwelcome in El-Sayed's campaign…
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Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini is campaigning for Michigan secretary of state on protecting voter data and modernizing aging voting equipment.
