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Michigan · U.S. Senate · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Where do the candidates stand on energy and climate?

  • Portrait of Abdul El-SayedAbdul El-SayedDemocrat
  • Portrait of Mike RogersMike RogersRepublican

Part of the full Michigan U.S. Senate comparison · Last reviewed October 19, 2026

Energy & Climate

Each position is labeled by what it rests on: a campaign proposal, a public statement, a past action such as a vote or lawsuit, or an enacted policy. Where nothing is documented, the page says so.

Documented positions

Abdul El-Sayed

Supports ending fossil fuel subsidies and a pathway to 100% renewable energy, and backs pausing the federal gas tax; has said he opposes an electric vehicle mandate.

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Mike Rogers

Proposes suspending state and federal gas taxes and a temporary halt to diesel exports, opposes price controls, and has backed a one-year moratorium on new data centers.

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In their own words

Statements

Abdul El-Sayed

  • Energy costs and clean energy

    I’ll end fossil fuel subsidies, invest in a modern grid powered by 100% clean energy, and guarantee affordable water for all.
    Abdul El-Sayed · Written answer to the League of Women Voters' VOTE411 voter guide question on environment and energy · 2026
    SourceU.S. Senate — VOTE411 Voter Guide (opens in a new tab)League of Women Voters Education Fund (VOTE411) · 2026 · Candidate questionnaire

Mike Rogers

  • Gas taxes

    That’s why I’m calling for a suspension of both the state and federal gas tax–because hardworking Michiganders deserve relief at the pump.
    Mike Rogers · Campaign press release announcing his call to suspend state and federal gas taxes · Sept. 17, 2026
    SourceROGERS CALLS FOR SUSPENSION OF STATE AND FEDERAL GAS TAX (opens in a new tab)Rogers for Senate · Sept. 17, 2026 · Campaign

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