(Grand Rapids, MI) — Former U.S. Representative Mike Rogers is trying to become the first Republican since Spencer Abraham in 2001 to serve as a U.S. Senator from Michigan. Two days after Tuesday’s primary election, Rogers attended a Kent County G-O-P celebration and call for unity Thursday in Grand Rapids:
Rogers is hoping a Republican U.S. senator and a Republican governor will be elected for the first time in Michigan in about 30 years.
More Democrats than Republicans voted in Tuesday’s primary election, so former Congressman Mike Rogers knows he’s got his work cut out to become a U.S. Senator. The Republican nominee spoke at a Kent County G-O-P event Thursday that celebrated Republican primary victories:
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