Mike Rogers
A look at who really funds this seat — the corporate PACs writing the checks, and the stocks the incumbent owns and trades — straight from the public record.
Meet Mike,
Mike was born and raised in Livingston County, Michigan and spent the past five years of his life in a Florida mansion. Mike served as a lieutenant in the United States Army and an FBI agent focused on public corruption in Chicago.
Seeing this corrupt activity firsthand, Mike took it upon himself to bring that same corruption to Congress. Mike believed firmly in the idea of public service to serve himself instead of others.
The corporate PACs writing checks.
Mike served in Congress representing big corporations and mega-donors from 2000-2014. While on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Mike received millions of dollars from the healthcare industry and major energy companies. His Senate campaign is now being propped up by millions of dollars in outside spending from oil billionaires and the crypto industry.
The super PACs spending on this race.
Super PACs raise and spend unlimited money “independently” of the campaign. These are the outside groups spending to sway this race — and, where known, who’s really behind the friendly-sounding names. Straight from FEC independent-expenditure filings.
What's in Mike's wallet?
Mike's individual stock holdings (2026 disclosure) and congressional trades — straight from the public financial-disclosure filings.
Source: U.S. House/Senate financial-disclosure filings (STOCK Act). Amounts are disclosed as ranges; the lower bound is shown for trades, the midpoint for holdings.
People are paying attention.
We’re gonna be fine [with rising gas prices,] we got plenty of oil...You’ll get your oil, because we’re going to pump our oil right here in America, and we got plenty,
Mike RogersMI Sen. CandidateI’m not talking about [the anti-weaponization fund.] I don’t care. I mean, I care...
Mike RogersMI Sen. CandidateI don't know [how I'd vote on Trump's tariffs and I haven't heard] hardly anything about the war in Iran.
Mike RogersFrequently asked
Does Mike Rogers take corporate PAC money?+
Yes — per FEC filings, Mike Rogers has accepted $106K from corporate PACs (2026), across 30 contributions.
What stocks does Mike Rogers own?+
Mike's most recent financial-disclosure filing lists $2M in individual stocks.
Where does this information come from?+
Federal Election Commission campaign-finance filings and U.S. House and Senate financial-disclosure filings (the STOCK Act). It's all public record.
Money talks.
So should you.
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