WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: “Haley Stevens Tops Quarterly Fundraising For Open Senate Seat”
2/2/2026
Stevens outraised entire Senate field, including Mike Rogers, maintaining her position as the “top fundraiser”
DETROIT, MI – In case you missed it, Haley Stevens once again is leading the #MISEN fundraising pack and outraised all of the other candidates for Senate and “maintains” her fundraising lead, raising $2.1 million in the final three months of 2025. During the fourth quarter, 95% of Haley’s individual donations were $200 or less, and donors included nurses, teachers, small business owners, retirees, and clergy members. Stevens finished with over $3 million cash-on-hand.
Haley’s fundraising momentum is matched by polling that consistently shows she is the strongest Democrat in this race. Earlier this month, a new poll from The Detroit News and WDIV-TV found Haley is “in the best position to take on Mike Rogers,” according to Punchbowl. And just this week, an Emerson College poll showed yet again that Haley leads Rogers by 5 points, following months of polling showing Haley fares best against Rogers while the two other Democratic candidates are statistically tied or losing to Rogers.
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- WLNS 6: Haley Stevens tops quarterly fundraising for open Senate seat… Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Birmingham) had the advantage in the last quarter of campaign financing among candidates for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat. Stevens raised $2.1 million, according to campaign finance filings. Stevens also reported $3 million in the bank.
- Crain’s Detroit Business: Haley Stevens raised more money than her opponents in the U.S. Senate Democratic primary and had more cash on hand than them, too.
- The Detroit News: Stevens has fundraising edge among Senate hopefuls, Rogers builds war chest
- Roll Call: Rep. Haley Stevens led the Democratic field in fundraising during the fourth quarter, bringing in $2.1 million… Stevens had the most cash available at the start of 2026, with $3 million, while El-Sayed and McMorrow each reported just under $2 million in their coffers.
- Jewish Insider: In Michigan’s hotly contested Senate race, Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) raised $2.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2025 and banked $3.05 million at the end of the year.
- Bridge Michigan: Stevens maintains Democratic fundraising lead… New campaign finance disclosures show Democrat Haley Stevens led the field in fundraising for the final quarter of 2025… In the Democratic primary, Stevens, at $2.1 million, was the top fundraiser.
- Melissa Nann Burke, Detroit News:
