Michael Schostak

“the pitch to these voters is not to abandon their Democrat leanings, but that, in this race at this time, voting for Rogers is a vote for self-preservation. Allowing El-Sayed to have a voice on the national level would only give more volume to the voices of antisemitism and the far-left progressives.”

Michael Schostak · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-22

Michael Schostak described the Republican argument being presented to Jewish Democratic voters.

“There are a significant number of Jewish voters who are staunch Democrats that cannot support El Sayed and who may cross over and vote for Rogers. There are about 70,000 Jewish voters. If a majority flip to Rogers, that has the potential to cause a roughly 100,000 vote swing. Rogers lost to Slotkin by under 20,000 votes,”

Michael Schostak · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-22

Michael Schostak evaluated the potential electoral impact of Jewish Democrats voting for Mike Rogers.