Michigan voters decide the Senate race between progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers on November 3. The Detroit Chamber of Commerce says tariffs cost Michigan households about $6,000 each, three times the national impact, and has endorsed Rogers. Vice President J.D. Vance rallied Republicans in Howell on October 27, calling the state the most important election in the nation. Michigan GOP strategists say Rogers's distancing from Trump may be a little too late, while Rogers says he is drawing disaffected Democrats, especially Jewish voters and some Black Detroit voters who see El-Sayed as too extreme. Whether the tariff claim, the Trump tie or the crossover appeal moves the closing week remains open.