El-Sayed, Rogers take questions at Detroit Economic Club
U.S. Senate candidates take questions at Detroit Economic Club
Both Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed took questions at the Detroit Economic Club, outlining proposed policies and their take on why they are the best candidate for U.S. Senate. Also interesting were the coalitions each said they were building.
(FOX 2) - Both U.S. Senate candidates are expected to attend the Detroit Economic Club's event held at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday.
Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed will take questions during the meeting.
U.S. Senate race in Michigan
The backstory:
The election is two weeks away and Michigan's U.S. Senate campaign is one of the biggest races in the country.
Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat is key to the balance of power in Congress. It's also consequential because it features a bitter contest between candidates with starkly different visions for which direction to govern.
Rogers ran unopposed on his way to scoring the Republican nomination in his second straight bid for the seat. El-Sayed won a tight race in the Democratic Primary over Haley Stevens, putting a progressive firebrand on the ticket.
Voting in Michigan: What to know ahead of November election
The election is just six weeks away, and absentee ballots will begin going out to voters this week. Here’s a timeline of what to know ahead of the election, and a look at the different ways you can vote.
The Source: Previous reporting was cited for this story. This will be updated later on Tuesday.