Stevens defends her Rogers endorsement in new 900-word post | CNN Politics

Haley Stevens’ decision to flip her Senate candidate endorsement uncorked simmering Democratic anger at her fiancé, who told reporters he was voting for GOP candidate Mike Rogers days before Stevens. Stevens wrote that her decision to endorse Rogers was not influenced by anyone else. On Monday night, she posted a lengthy statement on X that criticized what she called “sexism dressed up as political analysis.”CNN’s Anderson Cooper talks to Mallory McMorrow who ran against Stevens and El-Sayed in the primary and the CNN NewsNight panel debates on who this will helps more in the race and & the wider implications for 2028.