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Michigan Senate

4 official ballot candidates and 10 FEC finance records, campaign money through July 15, 2026, and direct links to every source.

Next vote
November 3, 2026
General election
$49.4M
Candidate receipts
$38.5M
Candidate spending
$18.2M
Cash on hand
Nearly $30M
Reported outside backing
Candidate money comparison

See who has money behind them.

Campaign filings, current-election outside spending, and career pro-Israel lobby history stay separate. “No verified” means this monitor has not attached a sourced amount, not that the amount is necessarily zero.

Official ballot ↗

Abdul El-Sayed

Democratic · Official ballot
Raised
$14.5M
Cash
$2.6M
Current support
No verified
Career lobby history
No match

Mallory McMorrow

Democratic · Official ballot
Raised
$11.4M
Cash
$1.9M
Current support
No verified
Career lobby history
No match

Haley Stevens

Democratic · Official ballot
Raised
$11.9M
Cash
$2.8M
Current support
$22.2M
Career lobby history
$36.3M
Verified outside support vs. campaign receipts1.9× receipts

Mike Rogers

Republican · Official ballot
Raised
$10.9M
Cash
$4.5M
Current support
No verified
Career lobby history
No match
Intervention ledger

Who intervened, for whom, and how much.

Each line is sourced. Cumulative totals describe a committee’s activity through the listed date, not a single payment.

FEC verified
$22.2M
Broader reported context
Nearly $30M
July 19
AIPAC and affiliated groups
$30.0M
Support Haley Stevens
Reported · Broader estimate
Broader AP estimate that can include opposition spending and reservations. It is context, not an amount to add to the two FEC totals.
July 16
A Stronger Michigan
$12.9M
Support Haley Stevens
C00952259 · Cumulative
Cumulative notices explicitly coded as support for Stevens through July 16.
July 16
United Democracy Project
$9.3M
Support Haley Stevens
C00799031 · Cumulative
Cumulative notices explicitly coded as support for Stevens through July 16.
Do not add these figures together. The $22.2M total is reconstructed from two committee-specific FEC support filters. The Nearly $30M figure is a broader Associated Press accounting that may include opposition spending and reservations.
Source records

All FEC campaign finance records

Includes records that may not appear on the verified ballot.

10 records ＋
Candidate
Receipts
Spent
Cash
Debt
Coverage
Abdul El-Sayed
Democratic · Challenger · FEC C
$14.5M
$12.0M
$2.6M
$0
July 15
Haley Stevens
Democratic · Challenger · FEC C
$11.9M
$9.1M
$2.8M
$168K
July 15
Mallory Mcmorrow
Democratic · Challenger · FEC C
$11.4M
$9.5M
$1.9M
$0
July 15
Michael J Rogers
Republican · Challenger · FEC C
$10.9M
$6.7M
$4.5M
$0
July 15
Gary Peters
Democratic · Incumbent · FEC C
$248K
$830K
$6.5M
$0
June 30
Joseph Allen Tate
Democratic · Challenger · FEC C
$244K
$244K
$0
$0
September 30, 2025
Genevieve Scott
Republican · Challenger · FEC C
$83K
$81K
$3K
$49K
June 30
Bernadette Smith
Republican · Challenger · FEC C
$77K
$73K
$4K
$0
June 30
Rachel Elizabeth Howard
Democratic · Challenger · FEC C
$11K
$6K
$5K
$3K
September 30, 2025
Frederick Heurtebise
Republican · Challenger · FEC C
$10K
$10K
$0
$0
May 3, 2025

Outside spending monitor

Nearly $30M

AIPAC and affiliated groups backing Haley Stevens. Reported by Associated Press as of July 19, 2026.

$22.2M
Direct FEC notices through July 16
Read the AP accounting
Read the Gen Us investigation

Path to the seat

Primary
Held
August 4
General election
Up next
November 3
Finance coverageJuly 15, 2026

Official records

FEC candidates and filings2026 primary calendarFEC Schedule E receiptsFEC: United Democracy Project support for Stevens through July 16FEC: A Stronger Michigan support for Stevens through July 16Associated Press: AIPAC and affiliates near $30 millionAssociated Press: El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primaryMichigan Bureau of Elections: official August primary candidates

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