Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers is making a direct appeal to Democratic voters in Michigan as he launches 'Democrats for Rogers' ahead of the general election. Rogers says voters who feel their Democratic nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, does not represent their values should consider supporting him without becoming Republicans. The move comes after El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary and faced criticism from some voters over his progressive platform and positions on healthcare, immigration, taxation, and U.S. policy toward Israel.

Democrat Abdul el Sayed, who leads Republican Mike Rogers by 7 points overall, is polling better among independent and unaffiliated voters.

Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers is making a direct appeal to Democratic voters in Michigan as he launches 'Democrats for Rogers' ahead of the general election. Rogers says…