Staffers for Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) are reportedly resigning over the lawmaker's recent decision to endorse former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) in Michigan's competitive Senate race, according to The Hill's report on the departures. The story, written by Mira Bhakta, was published on November 1, 2026.
According to The Hill, an automated email reply from Stevens's former communications director says the sender is "no longer with the Office of Congresswoman Haley Stevens" as of November 1. The Hill's summary also refers to a statement but cuts off before describing what it said, so the contents of that statement are not reported in the material available.
Fox News reported separately that Hasan Piker, Mehdi Hasan and others attacked Stevens on X after she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, which Fox News described as heated. The outlet's headline refers to Stevens as "evil" in describing those attacks. Fox News published its story on November 1, 2026, as well.
Fox News's account of the criticism also uses the phrase "El Sayed's left-wing allies" in its headline, but the summary does not identify El Sayed or explain how those allies relate to the staff departures reported by The Hill.
The two reports differ in emphasis. The Hill focused on the resignations, while Fox News focused on public criticism on X. The Hill identified Stevens as a Democrat and Rogers as a Republican. Neither summary includes a response from Stevens, Rogers, or their offices, and neither gives a count of how many staffers left.
Sources: The Hill: Stevens staff resign over Rogers endorsement; Fox News: El Sayed's left-wing allies attack 'evil' Stevens after bombshell Rogers endorsement.