Haley Stevens’ decision Sunday to drop her post-primary endorsement of Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and endorse Republican nominee Mike Rogers uncorked simmering Democratic anger at her fiancé, Jason Turkish, who told reporters he was voting for Rogers days before Stevens did so.
Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., left, her fiance Jason Turkish, right, stand with Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, second left, and his wife Kristi Rogers during a church service at Perfecting Church, on November 1, in Detroit.
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Late last fall, Haley Stevens decided to get off social media.
The Michigan congresswoman told staffers working on her Democratic Senate campaign to send her important news — but she didn’t need to be distracted by mean-spirited comments about her appearance or mannerisms.