Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) said on Wednesday that she still supports Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, even after her fiancé announced he would back the Republican candidate in the race, former Rep. Mike Rogers, according to The Hill's report.
The Hill reported that Stevens made the comments in an interview with CNN's Kaitlan Collins, in which she described the split inside her household over the race. "Like a lot of households in America, we're a household divided," Stevens told Collins, as The Hill quoted her. The outlet's headline uses the same phrase to describe the household.
The Hill's summary breaks off mid-sentence while Stevens is still speaking, so the rest of her remarks about the race are not included in the report as excerpted.
According to The Hill, Stevens is a Democrat from Michigan, El-Sayed is the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, and Rogers is a former Republican congressman who is the GOP candidate. The Hill's summary does not name Stevens's fiancé or explain why he chose to back Rogers. Nothing in the summary indicates whether the couple has discussed the decision publicly beyond her comments to CNN.
The Hill's article is credited to Sarah Davis and carries a publication date of October 29, 2026.
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Sources: The Hill: Stevens on fiancé voting for Rogers: ‘We’re a household divided’.