Chedrick Greene

Michigan Democrats and labor leaders criticized Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers for supporting policies they claim have increased costs for food, housing, gas, and healthcare. The event coincided with the one-year anniversary of the U.S. Senate passage of Trump's H.R. 1, or the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' which they argue contributed to rising expenses for residents. Speakers highlighted cuts to healthcare programs and affordability struggles, contrasting Rogers' stance with their emphasis on advocating for working families.

Michigan Senate Democrats are advancing bills to create a state-based health and dental insurance exchange, which passed the Health Policy Committee along party lines. The exchange, governed by state officials and appointed members, aims to expand coverage and lower costs. Additional bills by Senators Darrin Camilleri and Chedrick Greene target eliminating deductibles for EpiPens, inhalers, and insulin.

Chedrick Greene, a Democratic firefighter and marine veteran, won a special election in Michigan's 35th senate district, allowing Democrats to retain control of the state senate. Greene beat Republican Jason Tunney with over 58% of the vote. The win is seen as an 'overperformance' in the district.

Democrat Chedrick Greene won a special election for a Michigan state Senate seat, defeating Republican Jason Tunney. This win allows Democrats to keep control of the Michigan state Senate. The special election was held to fill a vacant seat.

Democrat Chedrick Greene is projected to win a special state Senate race in Michigan, preserving the Democratic party's majority in the chamber. This win expands the Democrats' advantage from 19-18 to 20-18. The victory eases their path to advance legislation.