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Fun fact: Elissa Slotkin and Mallory McMorrow were collecting signatures together as first time candidates in 2017 trying to flip Rochester Hills based districts

Now there's a chance this could be a US senate delegation just 9 years later

She's just good at this

At one of our brewery tour stops, a Mom and Dad brought their 8-year-old daughter out. She raised her hand high to ask a question, "How can kids make a difference in government?" I brought her up to the front to introduce herself.

You'll never guess what her name was.

Hes a former MSU football player!

Who has the best logo/branding for the Michigan senate race?

cash of hand is what you should use

but that implies fundraising of money explicitly during those 3 months, which isn't true

those are funds raised in 2024 and Q1 that were transferred

Those are not Q1 funds... thank you

18-34 age group opinion on Trump job (new CNN poll)

💹 Economy 🟥 71% Disapprove
🏥 Healthcare Policy 🟥 78% Disapprove
🫂 Immigration 🟥 70% Disapprove
🌐 Foreign Affairs 🟥 72% Disapprove
💵 Budget 🟥 70% Disapprove
🛫 Deportation 🟥 73% Disapprove
🧾 Taxes 🟥 72% Disapprove

You see all these people? They're running in winnable seats in November 2025
But they're all currently Republican incumbent held

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Collected via AIPAC

Yeah Haley got about $350,000

46% of McMorrow total
24% of El-Sayed total
13% of Stevens total

Contributions that were under $200 (total) per individual

🟣 Mallory McMorrow $984,888
🟢 Abdul El-Sayed $437,065
🟠 Haley Stevens $162,110

2026 Michigan US senate race: Q2 funds

Mallory McMorrow: $2,145,452 🪙
Abdul El-Sayed: $1,797,505 🪙
Haley Stevens: $1,399,886*
Mike Rogers: $745,170
Joe Tate: $192,821 🪙

🪙 = no corporate/insurance PAC money
*Q2 House funds included

oh i didn't realize they publish precincts, where at?

the number fascinated more than amount

ofc she can max out 10k from each (limit) and then super PACs

Mallory McMorrow and Abdul El-Sayed, both rejected corporate PAC money, raised more in Q2 than her, embarrassing way to sell herself out to corporations

Elissa Slotkin also did not take any corporate PAC money as she raised $50 million in her 2024 win

Haley Stevens brought in $350,000+ into her Senate Campaign from ~100 different corporations/ insurance PACs 👉

Google, DTE, Cigna, Goldman Sachs, United Health Care, Verizon, Blue Cross Blue Shield, CVS, Doordash and on.. and on... this is who will get a seat at the table!

That's not aipac money means

Zohran has also pledged support for Israel existing that doesn't mean he's endorsed or got money

She doesn't take AIPAC money stop making shit up

She said policy papers saying what Zohran said Israel has a right to exist

Stop making shit up lol

No she's not

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus has rushed in aggressively calling efforts to support Foxx, who is Filipina by ASPIRE (Pac supporting Asian candidates) as "disenfranchising Latino voters" and "treating them as expendable communities"

Grijalva has countered that argument by saying she's been progressive and endorsed by Sanders/AOC who were very close with the late congressman (progressive champion) and she wants to continue that legacy.

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus has rushed in aggressively calling efforts to support Foxx, who is Filipina by ASPIRE (Pac supporting Asian candidates) in a majority Latino district as "disenfranchising Latino voters" and "treating them as expendable communities"

Foxx has designated this race as passing on the torch to the new generation. Mentions not having a legacy last name or a donor list she inherited from her name, rejecting corporate PAC money and has raised $1 million+ on small dollar donations ($20 avg).

Daniel Hernandez was heroically put in the spotlight as a young staffer in the Tuscon shooting in 2012. He's taken the moderate lane in this race and is endorsed by several labor unions and state legislators. He calls himself a pro-Israel progressive and is endorsed by DMFI.