Mike Rogers
Rogers has no tracked floor votes on our five bills: he served in the U.S. House from 2001 to 2015, which predates the October 7, 2023 attacks, the 2024 supplemental (H.R. 815) and the Sanders arms-sale resolutions, so his record here is made of campaign statements and money. In August 2025 he accused the Michigan Democratic Senate candidates of 'trying to out-left each other' on Israel and told Punchbowl News, in words reproduced by the Washington Examiner, that 'It is very short-sighted and politically naive to walk in and say we're not going to allow Israel to defend itself.' The Republican Jewish Coalition, which our record tracks as RJC PAC, endorsed Rogers on April 21, 2026 as one of four Republican Senate candidates in open seats, in a statement saying each had 'stood firmly against the rising tide of antisemitism, in support of the US-Israel alliance'; Jewish Insider noted the RJC 'was a key backer of Rogers in the 2024 Senate race, and is expected to be strongly involved again in the Michigan race.' Our FEC-derived record shows $17,249.62 in 2026-cycle support for Rogers from the Republican Jewish Coalition PAC / RJC Victory Fund, and $0 from AIPAC PAC, United Democracy Project, ZOA PAC and DMFI PAC. His campaign website carries no issues page and no foreign-policy or Israel section.
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