“天差地别”：民主党人最后一刻背书 为共和党在关键参议院争夺战中燃起新希望
共和党竞选幕僚宣扬跨党派支持，而阿卜杜勒-赛义德的竞选团队则创造了创纪录的240万美元筹款日
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密歇根州奥克兰县——密歇根州共和党竞选团队为准备中期选举投票的选民传递了明确信息：他们的胜选之路依赖于争取通常不支持共和党的选民。
民主党众议员海莉·史蒂文斯在大选前最后一刻背书共和党参议院候选人迈克·罗杰斯，而非她在初选中的对手阿卜杜勒·赛义德，这一消息似乎让共和党看到了希望。周一下午早些时候，密歇根州的共和党竞选幕僚发布了一份新闻稿，数小时后将举办活动，重点宣传史蒂文斯的背书及其对黑人选民和犹太选民的所谓影响。
在密歇根州共和党总部聚集的众多媒体面前，6位代表非裔美国人和犹太人的社区领袖批评了赛义德的不当行为，并赞扬了史蒂文斯背书罗杰斯的决定。总体而言，他们认为赛义德未能与一些极端主义关联划清界限，史蒂文斯的背书对这场竞选意义重大，且他们正看到本族群中前所未有的对共和党支持浪潮。
迈克·罗杰斯谈海莉·史蒂文斯在大选前数小时宣布背书的惊人时刻
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2026年11月1日周日，密歇根州前共和党众议员、参议院候选人迈克·罗杰斯与民主党众议员海莉·史蒂文斯在密歇根州底特律完美教会参加礼拜后，向媒体发表讲话。史蒂文斯在密歇根州参议院民主党初选中落败后，正式背书罗杰斯，与民主党人阿卜杜勒·赛义德彻底决裂。（彭博社/Getty Images）
除了这些社区领袖外，还有近20人参加了该活动，其中许多是黑人或犹太人。尽管一些政治观察人士对史蒂文斯背书的影响以及黑人选民和犹太人选民脱离民主党的程度表示怀疑，但这些群体的成员告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，这种转变确实正在发生。
非裔美国人、竞选州参议院的前民主党人米歇尔·纳德告诉福克斯新闻数字频道：“她站出来支持这件事，我相信这会产生巨大影响。她有很多追随者，是一位优秀的国会议员，也是为美国服务的杰出州代表。”
黑人选民抨击民主党在赛义德的“大本营”里“把他们当理所当然”：“让我们闭嘴”
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2026年11月1日，民主党众议员海莉·史蒂文斯在底特律教堂与共和党对手迈克·罗杰斯一同现身。（罗杰斯参议院竞选团队供图）
纳德回忆说，她最近与一位非裔女性交谈过，对方强调他们的社区非常重视在大选日前往投票站，这一观点表明，海莉的背书尽管临近竞选周期尾声，仍能影响最后时刻决定投票的选民。
“我们社区里有坚定支持海莉·史蒂文斯的人，他们会支持她到底；但也有一些人感到被背叛了，”底特律都会区学区受托人马库斯·鲍曼告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
鲍曼表示自己与史蒂文斯是旧识，他说道：“真正支持海莉·史蒂文斯的人，了解她本人及其代表的理念。他们会追随她，尊重她的决定，因为我们听到了阿卜杜勒-赛义德的一些极端言论。”
虽然发言者是共和党记者会特意挑选的，但也有一些数据支持黑人选民倒戈的说法。在8月至9月期间，非裔美国人对赛义德的支持率稳定在约75%，远低于该党通常的基准线。
福克斯新闻民调：密歇根州选民在赛义德与罗杰斯之间僵持不下
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2026年8月4日，在这个大票仓州的民主党参议院初选中，密歇根州众议员海莉·史蒂文斯（右）与韦恩县前卫生部门主任阿卜杜勒-赛义德展开角逐。（华盛顿邮报/Evan Cobb via Getty Images；CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images/Bill Clark）
底特律大都会区的阿拉伯裔社区在一系列问题上与非裔美国人历来存在分歧，这一主题在赛义德的竞选期间偶尔出现。
虽然类似民调未在犹太选民中发现类似趋势（犹太选民在密歇根州选民中占比小得多），但包括主要捐赠者在内的多位该社区知名人士已纷纷倒向罗杰斯阵营。
“海莉的所作所为，是给了很多犹太人选票——以及坚定的左翼民主党人选票——现在可以说：‘如果海莉能支持他，我也可以投票给他了’，”保守派犹太社区领袖亚伦·托宾在谈及迈克·罗杰斯时告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，“我认为她已经打破了那堵墙，现在他们可以看清，一位资深民主党人——她在密歇根州非常成功，也很受欢迎——如果她认为迈克·罗杰斯配得上她的支持，我想很多犹太人会说：‘我要投给他，因为阿卜杜勒-赛义德说的话太糟糕了’。”
另一位犹太选民埃兹拉告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，他认为民主党正日益抛弃犹太选民，即便史蒂文斯的背书没有产生影响，他也感激她选择了立场。
“3月12日西布卢姆菲尔德犹太教堂发生的恐怖袭击事件，我认为是底特律犹太社区恐惧的开端，而这种恐惧在过去六个月里丝毫没有缓解。阿卜杜勒-赛义德也没有在任何方面缓解这种恐惧，这就是为什么你会看到这样的情况，”他说，“我们在等待什么，但它没有到来。所以我认为你会看到很多犹太选民转而支持迈克·罗杰斯，因为他们会想：‘那个家伙会保护我的家人安全，另一个不会。’”
马姆达尼、哈桑·皮克等极左翼声音抨击海莉·史蒂文斯的背书转向
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2026年8月20日，密歇根州前共和党参议院提名者迈克·罗杰斯在底特律宣布获得民主党支持，发起“民主党人支持迈克”联盟。（Paul Steinhauser/Fox News）
他补充道：“我认为在某些方面，这件事更需要勇气，因为它发生在最后一刻。在某些方面，谁知道呢，即便只是100票或1000票，也能产生影响。”
这些对传统民主党阵营的突破性支持，成为罗杰斯周一晚间最后竞选集会的核心内容。在集会中，竞选团队邀请了6位黑人选民和犹太选民（其中大多数是前民主党人）登台，他们解释了为何认为赛义德过于极端，不值得支持。罗杰斯本人在最后竞选演讲中赞扬了这群人，呼吁团结，并多次感谢史蒂文斯的背书。
集会上的保守派人士显然对史蒂文斯的背书心存感激，每次提到她的名字几乎都能换来欢呼声或对她名字的呐喊。共和党人甚至乐观地认为，史蒂文斯的背书能“下沉”到他们的下一级竞选（即联邦众议院、州级等层级的竞选）。
密歇根州民主党人称史蒂文斯在转而反对赛义德前数小时就否决了罗杰斯背书传闻
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2024年11月5日，密歇根州底特律市中心中央联合卫理公会教堂内的选民。（Sarah Rice/Getty Images）
“上周我在密歇根州和俄亥俄州实地考察，密歇根州的势头是真实的。在海莉·史蒂文斯背书迈克·罗杰斯之前就已经是真实的，现在势头更盛，”共和党总检察长协会执行董事亚当·派珀告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
派珀表示，他“绝对”相信史蒂文斯的背书将有助于密歇根州共和党总检察长候选人道格·劳埃德。
“在底特律地区、格罗斯波因特等地，我看到黑人教堂的院子里有自制的院子标牌，上面写着‘非裔美国人与犹太人团结’。这太有力量了。”
劳埃德表示，他对史蒂文斯背书罗杰斯能给自己带来助力感到乐观。
“我今天在新闻里看到，大约50%的选民已经通过 absentee（缺席投票）和提前投票完成了投票。我们还有一天时间。我们说过，要到明天晚上8点投票结束，这场竞选才算结束，”他说，“所以，如果这件事能让一些原本犹豫不决的选民决定走出家门投票，我对此感到很激动。”
民主党人则认为，史蒂文斯的背书可能会增强，而非削弱赛义德的支持。密歇根州民主党主席柯蒂斯·赫特尔表示，他预计这一事件将激起民主党人的斗志，而赛义德的竞选团队则公布周日筹款240万美元，创下其竞选期间单日筹款最高纪录。
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虽然共和党通过成功争取黑人选民和犹太选民支持来削弱民主党优势可能会带来价值，但阿拉伯选民的转向可能会抵消这些成果——阿拉伯选民在2024年转向共和党，但目前强烈支持赛义德。福克斯新闻的最终实力排名将密歇根州参议院竞选评为“势均力敌”，意味着在选民前往投票站时，两大政党均未占据明显优势。
‘Big difference’: Dem’s last-minute endorsement gives GOP new hope in crucial Senate battle
Republican operatives tout crossover support as Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign counters with a record $2.4M fundraising day
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Published November 3, 2026 9:27am EST | Updated November 3, 2026 9:32am EST
Michigan voters say Stevens’ switch moves needle
Will Republicans’ Haley Stevens gambit pay off?
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OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN — Michigan’s Republican ticket had a clear message for voters preparing to vote in the midterm elections: Their path to victory relies on winning over voters who typically don’t align themselves with the GOP.
That prospect appeared to be buoyed by Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens’ 11th-hour endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers over her primary rival, Abdul El-Sayed. Early Monday afternoon, Republican operatives in Michigan blasted out a press release advertising an event just hours later intended to tout Stevens’ endorsement and its purported impact on Black and Jewish voters.
In front of a throng of press at the Michigan GOP’s headquarters, six community leaders representing African Americans and Jews criticized what they saw as El-Sayed’s excesses and lauded Stevens’ endorsement of Rogers. Broadly, they argued that El-Sayed had insufficiently distanced himself from some of his radical associations, that Stevens’ endorsement had real significance for the race and that they were seeing an unprecedented groundswell of support for Republicans among their peers.
MIKE ROGERS DISHES ON HOW SHOCK HALEY STEVENS ENDORSEMENT UNFOLDED HOURS BEFORE ELECTION DAY
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Former Rep. Mike Rogers, a Republican from Michigan and U.S. Senate candidate, and Rep. Haley Stevens, a Democrat from Michigan, speak to members of the media following a service at Perfecting Church in Detroit, Mich., on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026. Stevens, who lost the Democratic primary for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat, formally backed Rogers, sealing her rupture with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.(Bloomberg via Getty Images)
In addition to the community leaders, close to two dozen others — many of whom were Black or Jewish — attended the event as well. While some political observers have cast doubt on the impact of Stevens’ endorsement and the degree to which African Americans and Jews are defecting from the Democratic Party, members of those communities told Fox News Digital the shift is happening.
“I believe it’s going to make a big difference that she came out,” Michelle Nard, an African American former Democrat running for state Senate, told Fox News Digital. “She had a big following. She’s a great congresswoman, a great state representative for the United States.”
BLACK VOTERS RIP DEMS OVER TAKING THEM FOR GRANTED IN EL-SAYED’S BACKYARD: ‘HUSH US UP’
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Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens appears alongside GOP rival Mike Rogers at a Detroit church on Nov. 1, 2026.(Courtesy of Rogers for Senate)
Nard recounted how she had recently spoken to a Black woman who highlighted that her community makes a big deal of going to the polls on Election Day, a point she used to stress that Haley’s endorsement, though late in the cycle, could still influence last-second voters.
“You have strong Haley Stevens supporters in our community that will support her to the end, and then you have some that feel betrayed,” Marcus Bowman, a metro Detroit school board trustee, told Fox News Digital.
Bowman, who says he knows Stevens personally, said: “True supporters of Haley Stevens, they know her as a person and they know what she represents. I think they will follow her and respect her for her decision based off some of the radical things we’ve heard about Abdul El-Sayed.”
While those who spoke were handpicked for a Republican news conference, there is some data to back up Black voter defection. Between August and September, El-Sayed’s support among African Americans held steady at around 75%, well below the party’s typical benchmark.
FOX NEWS POLL: MICHIGAN VOTERS SPLIT BETWEEN EL-SAYED AND ROGERS
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Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan, right, and former Wayne County Health Department Director Abdul El-Sayed are facing off in the August 4, 2026, Democratic Senate primary in the Great Lakes battleground state.(Evan Cobb for The Washington Post via Getty Images; Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
The Arab American community in the Detroit metropolitan area has historically been at odds with African Americans in the areas across a number of issues, a theme that has come up occasionally during El-Sayed’s campaign.
While comparable polls have not found similar trends among Jewish voters, who are a much smaller part of Michigan’s electorate, a number of high-profile members of the communities, including top donors, have flocked to the Rogers camp.
“Haley, what she did was give a lot of Jews permission, hardcore left-wing Democrats, permission to now say, you know what, if Haley can endorse him, I can vote for him,” Aaron Tobin, a conservative Jewish community leader, told Fox News Digital in reference to Mike Rogers. “Now I think she’s broken that wall down, and now they can see that a hardcore Democrat — and she was very successful and very popular in Michigan — if she said Mike Rogers is good enough for her, I think a lot of Jews are going to say, ‘I’m going to vote for him because Abdul just says the worst things.’”
Ezra, another Jewish voter, told Fox News Digital that he believes Jews have increasingly been abandoned by the Democratic Party and, even if Stevens’ endorsement doesn’t move the needle, he’s grateful that she took a stand.
“The [March 12] terrorist attack in [a] West Bloomfield [synagogue], I believe was the starting point of the Detroit Jewish community being afraid and that fear was not alleviated over the next [six months]. That fear has not been alleviated by Abdul El-Sayed in any sort of way, which is why I think you’re seeing this,” he said. “We’re waiting for something and it’s not coming. And so that’s why I think you’re seeing so many in the Jewish community moving for Mike Rogers because they’re like, you know what, that guy’s going to keep my family safe. The other guy’s not.”
MAMDANI, HASAN PIKER AMONG RADICAL LEFT-WING VOICES ERUPTING OVER HALEY STEVENS’ ENDORSEMENT SWITCH
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Former Rep. Mike Rogers, the Republican Senate nominee in Michigan, announces support from Democrats as he launches a ‘Dems for Mike’ coalition, on August 20, 2026, in Detroit, Michigan.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)
“I think in some ways, it’s, it’s more brave because it’s at the last minute. In some ways, you know what, who knows, even if it, if it’s 100 votes or 1000 votes, then it makes a difference,” he added.
These alleged breakthroughs with traditionally Democratic constituencies took center stage at Rogers’ closing rally on Monday night. At one point, the campaign invited six Black and Jewish voters, most of them former Democrats, to take the stage where they explained why they believed El-Sayed to be too extreme for their support. Rogers himself praised the group during his final campaign speech, invoked the need for unity and thanked Stevens at length for her endorsement.
Conservatives at the rally were clearly grateful to Stevens for her endorsement, with nearly every mention of her name being met with cheers or chants of her name. Republicans are even optimistic that Stevens’ endorsement could trickle down to their down-ballot races.
MICHIGAN DEM CLAIMS STEVENS SHOT DOWN ROGERS ENDORSEMENT RUMOR HOURS BEFORE TURNING ON EL-SAYED
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Detroit voters at the polls inside Central United Methodist Church on Nov. 5, 2024 in downtown Detroit, Mich.(Sarah Rice/Getty Images)
“I was on the ground last week in Michigan and Ohio, and the momentum in Michigan is real. It was real before Haley Stevens endorsed Mike Rogers, even more real now,” Adam Piper, executive director of the Republican Attorneys General Association, told Fox News Digital.
Piper said he “absolutely” believes Stevens’ endorsement will move the needle for Michigan Republican attorney general nominee Doug Lloyd.
“You know, around the Detroit area, Grosse Pointe, Detroit, elsewhere, I saw homemade yard signs in the yards of Black churches that said African Americans and Jews stand together. And that was powerful.”
Lloyd said he is optimistic that Stevens’ endorsement of Rogers could give him a boost.
“Well, I saw something today in the news that basically said 50% of the available voters have voted through absentee and early voting. We still have one day left. And as we’ve said, you know, the race isn’t done until 8 o’clock tomorrow night when the polls close,” he said. “So, if this made a difference for someone who had been sitting on the sideline and they decided they were going to get out and vote because of it, I’m excited for that.”
Democrats have argued Stevens’ endorsement could strengthen, rather than weaken, El-Sayed’s support. Michigan Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hertel said he expected the episode to galvanize Democrats, while El-Sayed’s campaign reported raising $2.4 million Sunday, its largest fundraising day of the campaign.
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While cutting into the Democratic Party’s margins by successfully pulling away Black and Jewish voters could prove valuable to the GOP, a reversion among Arab voters — who swung toward Republicans in 2024 but strongly favor El-Sayed — could erase such gains. Fox News’ final power ranking rated Michigan’s Senate race as a toss-up, meaning that, as voters head to the polls, neither party holds a clear edge.