Progress Michigan

ALT Photo of the locked wooden double doors to Rep. Haley Stevens’ Capitol Hill office, room 2411, with her nameplate, an “I love unions” sign and a door sign reading “Please come in.” Headline: Rep. Haley Stevens Must Be Expelled from the Democratic Caucus. Progress Michigan logo and “Learn More” arrow. Photo credit: Riley Rogerson/POLITICO.

ALT Text: Rep. Haley Stevens was reportedly in the Republican cloakroom for the first votes after the election. This follows her endorsement of failed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, who lost by seven points. Now her Capitol Hill office appears unstaffed with the door locked. Progress Michigan is calling for accountability from House Democratic leadership. Below is a photo of Stevens in a wide-brimmed sun hat. Source: NewsNation/X.

ALT Quote in white text on black from Levi Teitel, communications director of Progress Michigan. He says Stevens left 11th District residents high and dry by flipping to Rogers two days before Election Day, calling it a dereliction of duty. Bolded: “Leader Hakeem Jeffries and House Democrats have a responsibility to hold Rep. Stevens accountable and expel her from the caucus, and we call on our Michigan delegation to echo this call.”

ALT Photo of State Sen. Darrin Camilleri smiling with his arms crossed on a brick porch. Text reads: “Michigan State Senator Darrin Camilleri to Become Nation’s Youngest State Senate Majority Leader.” Progress Michigan logo and “Learn More” with an arrow.

ALT Background: Former teacher. In 2016, became Michigan’s youngest Latino and first-ever Maltese-American state legislator. In 2023, led the charge to repeal Michigan’s “Right to Work” law and helped restore collective bargaining power for workers across the state. Represents Downriver and western Wayne County, including his hometown of Brownstown Township, and lives in the City of Trenton. Photo of Camilleri speaking at a microphone beside a U.S. flag.

ALT Quote from State Sen. Darrin Camilleri (D-Trenton): “I’m honored that my colleagues have chosen me to lead our caucus through the next four years. Voters sent a clear message on Tuesday... They want leaders who are ready to take the gloves off and actually fight to lower costs and deliver on their promises... we’ll be ready to get to work on day one to deliver for the people of Michigan and make Michigan affordable for our families.”

ALT Banner: Democratic Party wins Michigan State House majority, over photo of empty Michigan House of Representatives chamber.

ALT Democratic Party to keep majority in Michigan State Senate, over photo of the Michigan senate chamber.

ALT Graphic with the headline “Election Protection Hotline” and the phone number (866) OUR-VOTE, or 866-687-8683. Below, a black-and-white photo of a hand holding up a vintage phone receiver against a green starburst. An arrow points to text reading: “Help is available in English, Spanish, Arabic, Bangla, and several other languages.” The Election Protection Program logo, with an outline of Michigan, is in the bottom left corner.