Senate 2026 · Michigan
International Affairs coverage
Republicans' best pickup opportunity — an open Democratic-held seat in a state the president carried in 2024. Below: news reports and opinion columns from the national press that name a candidate in this race, coded to International Affairs (CAP major topic 19), since collection began in May 2026. A name anywhere in the text counts, so a piece need not be about the race. Pages that are not articles are left out.
Policy topics
All topics19 International Affairs51716 Defense1262 Civil Rights11517 Technology563 Health5212 Law and Crime4923 Culture1713 Social Welfare1715 Banking, finance and commerce1218 Foreign Trade119 Immigration96 Education91 Macroeconomics810 Transportation74 Agriculture621 Public Lands68 Energy45 Labor47 Environment414 Housing2Government operations1,077No policy content34
517 pieces in this selection; the lists keep only the most recent, and repeats of the same headline are dropped — 17 below.
Lankford Indicates That a Hezbollah Affiliate Is Supporting El-Sayed in Michigan
19 International Affairs
John James: 'Russia Is the Enemy,' I Know Who's the Enemy, Unlike El-Sayed
19 International Affairs
The High Cost of El-Sayed
19 International Affairs
El-Sayed Tries to Dismiss Inconvenient Truths With Repeated Lies
19 International Affairs
Scrutiny of El-Sayed's alleged ties to Muslim Brotherhood grow following interview
19 International Affairs
Mike Rogers Opens the Door for AIPAC Support
19 International Affairs
Mike Rogers: El-Sayed 'Married Himself to Hasan Piker'
19 International Affairs
Mike Rogers Slams Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘Apology’ To Jews As Political Theater
19 International Affairs
Mike Rogers on Abdul El-Sayed: 'I Know a Con Man When I See One'
19 International Affairs
Nolte: Jewish Democrats Urge Support for Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed
19 International Affairs
May 15, 2026
19 International Affairs
Trump’s Plan To Pull U.S. Troops From Europe Is Good For Everyone, And America Most Of All
19 International Affairs
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