Candidate records

Mike Rogers

No current office on record. Latest office: U.S. House of Representatives, district 8, 2001–2015. Running for U.S. Senate, Michigan, general election Nov 3, 2026. Full record

495 = 430 on what they have done + 56 of the candidate's own claims + 9 identity links.

  • 495facts through
  • 56their own claims
  • 92recorded votes
  • 9predictions
  • 20of 20 spot-checks correct

What they have done

Latest on record: Voted yes (concurrence) on H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015, in Dec 2014.

Offices, roles, elections, bills and actions, by yearOfficesU.S. House of Representatives,district 8 2001–2015Michigan Senate, district 26 1995–2001RolesChairman, House Permanent Select Committee onIntelligence 2011–2015member, House Permanent Select Committee onIntelligence 2005–?member, House Committee on Energyand Commerce 2003–?member, House Committee on Financial Services 2001–?member, House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure 2001–?Majority Floor Leader, Michigan Senate 1999–2000ElectionsWon primary: U.S. Senate (Michigan), won primary, 2024Lost: U.S. Senate (Michigan), lost, 2024Won primary: U.S. Senate (Michigan), won primary, 2026Pending: U.S. Senate, Michigan, pending, 2026 (general election Nov 3, 2026)2024 won primary, lost2026 won primary, pendingU.S. Senate, MichiganWon primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2000Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2000Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2002Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2002Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2004Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2004Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2006Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2006Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2008Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2008Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2010Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2010Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2012Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 20122000200220042006200820102012U.S. House of RepresentativesWon: Michigan Senate, won, 1994Won primary: Michigan Senate, won primary, 1998Won: Michigan Senate, won, 19981994 won1998 won primary, wonMichigan SenateBills andactions1996199920022005200820112014NOW 2026
Offices, roles, elections, bills and actions, by yearOfficesU.S. House of Representatives,district 8 2001–2015Michigan Senate, district 26 1995–2001RolesChairman, House Permanent Select Committee onIntelligence 2011–2015member, House Permanent Select Committee onIntelligence 2005–?member, House Committee on Energyand Commerce 2003–?ElectionsWon primary: U.S. Senate (Michigan), won primary, 2024Lost: U.S. Senate (Michigan), lost, 2024Won primary: U.S. Senate (Michigan), won primary, 2026Pending: U.S. Senate, Michigan, pending, 2026 (general election Nov 3, 2026)2024 won primary, lost2026 won primary, pendingU.S. Senate, MichiganWon primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2000Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2000Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2002Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2002Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2004Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2004Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2006Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2006Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2008Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2008Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2010Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 2010Won primary: U.S. House of Representatives, won primary, 2012Won: U.S. House of Representatives, won, 20122000200220042006200820102012U.S. House of RepresentativesWon: Michigan Senate, won, 1994Won primary: Michigan Senate, won primary, 1998Won: Michigan Senate, won, 19981994 won1998 won primary, wonMichigan SenateBills andactions1996199920022005200820112014NOW 2026

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office, role or ? no end date won lost won primary pending. Showing 8 of 12; the Table has all.

Top topics 265 facts

Facts by topicDefense68Law and crime42Technology23Macroeconomics21Civil rights21Health19

Other topics, not ranked: 71.

Facts by kind

Facts by kindOffice facts33Election facts23Recorded votes92Bills sponsored138Executive actions0Campaign money34Financial disclosures19Court cases4Work and business53Nonprofit roles27Education and service7

Counts of facts collected for this record, not totals of all they have done.

Table
Offices, roles and work
TitleYears
U.S. House of Representatives, district 82001–2015
Michigan Senate, district 261995–2001
Chairman, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence2011–2015
member, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence2005–?
member, House Committee on Energy and Commerce2003–?
member, House Committee on Financial Services2001–?
member, House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure2001–?
Majority Floor Leader, Michigan Senate1999–2000
Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Reapportionment1999–2000
Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Gaming and Casino Oversight1997–1998
Chair, Senate Committee on Human Resources, Labor and Veterans Affairs1995–1998
Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Judiciary1995–1998
Elections
OfficeResult, year
Michigan Senatewon, 1994
Michigan Senatewon primary, 1998
Michigan Senatewon, 1998
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2000
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2000
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2002
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2002
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2004
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2004
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2006
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2006
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2008
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2008
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2010
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2010
U.S. House of Representativeswon primary, 2012
U.S. House of Representativeswon, 2012
U.S. Senate (Michigan)won primary, 2024
U.S. Senate (Michigan)lost, 2024
U.S. Senate (Michigan)won primary, 2026
U.S. Senate, Michiganpending, 2026 (general election Nov 3, 2026)
Facts by topic
TopicFacts
Defense68
Law and crime42
Technology23
Macroeconomics21
Civil rights21
Health19
Other topics71
No topic recorded165
Facts by kind
KindFacts
Office facts33
Election facts23
Recorded votes92
Bills sponsored138
Executive actions0
Campaign money34
Financial disclosures19
Court cases4
Work and business53
Nonprofit roles27
Education and service7

By year: 429 dated; the undated are counted under CHECKED.

Dated facts, by year
YearFacts
19811
19853
19891
19941
199510
199612
199719
19984
199937
20009
200113
20026
200313
20045
200517
200613
200720
200810
200917
201011
201138
201212
201325
201423
201515
201611
20174
20185
20194
202010
20218
20229
202323
20247
20254
20269

Latest actions

How they voted

Yes 62 · No 30 · Not voting 0

Each of the votes on record, by positionYes 62No 30Not voting 0

1997–2014. Votes collected for this record; it holds no total of votes cast.

Table
Votes, by position
PositionVotes
Yes62
No30
Excused0
Not voting0
Present0

Michigan Senate; U.S. House.

Questions: Amendment 4, Concurrence 18, Veto override 2, Final passage 68.

Topics: Macroeconomics 10, Civil rights 11, Defense 33, Other topics 38.

Community: nonprofit roles

Nonprofit roles only; the data has no category for other community or volunteer work. 27 roles recorded. Showing 5 of 13 organizations.

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Nonprofit roles
OrganizationTitleFilingsYears
The MITRE CorporationTrustee (Until 09/23)92016–2023
Elite Detection K9 (Rochester Hills, Mich.)Trustee Thru 5/24/2342020–2023
Atlantic CouncilBoard of Trustees22018–2022
The Center for the Study of the Presidency and CongressTrustee22020–2021
MITRE Engenuity IncorporatedDirector22019–2021
LEADHonorary Chairman12021–2023
NSIAdvisory Board Member12020
Spy MuseumAdvisory Board Member12020–2025
Third Option FoundationAdvisory Board Member12019
AFIODirector12017–2023
Belfer Center-HKSNational Security Distinguished Fellow12016–2023
Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress (CSPC)David Abshire Chair & Trustee12016–2023
MITREDirector12016–2023

Analysis: likely positions

Showing 4 of 9, highest confidence first. Predictions drawn from the record, not facts.

Recorded confidence: highDefense
votes to extend surveillance authorities

Likely to vote to reauthorize or extend expiring foreign-intelligence surveillance authorities (USA PATRIOT Act provisions, FISA Section 702). Based on: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and 2 more. Wrong if: He votes against a reauthorization or extension of FISA Section 702 or of expiring USA PATRIOT Act provisions. not tested against later actions. Details

high, 10 basis factsNot tested
Recorded confidence: highCivil rights
votes to restrict abortion or bar its public funding

Likely to vote for bills that restrict abortion or bar public funding of it. Based on: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. Wrong if: He votes against a bill or amendment that restricts abortion or its funding, or votes for one that expands abortion access. not tested against later actions. Details

high, 7 basis factsNot tested
Recorded confidence: mediumDefense
votes to authorize military force, against limits

Likely to vote to authorize the use of military force and against measures that limit ongoing U.S. military operations. Based on: 1 2 3 4 5 6. Wrong if: He votes against an authorization for the use of military force, or for a measure that cuts off funds for or disapproves of… continues in the record not tested against later actions. Details

medium, 6 basis factsNot tested
Recorded confidence: mediumMacroeconomics
votes for tax-rate cuts

Likely to vote for income and business tax-rate reductions. Based on: 1 2 3 4 5. Wrong if: He votes against a bill whose main purpose is to cut income or business tax rates. not tested against later actions. Details

medium, 5 basis factsNot tested

Confidence: high medium. Not tested: no later decisions checked.

How the record was checked

Facts, by evidence gradeOfficial record414Secondary source25Self-reported56
How the record was checkedSpot-check of 2020 correct, 0 wrongSources: 374374 archivedSearches: 282190 found, 92 found nothing
How the record was checkedSpot-check of 2020 correct, 0 wrongSources: 374374 archivedSearches: 282190 found, 92 found nothing
  • 0sources not archived
  • 92searches found nothing
  • 1undated (no source dates it)
  • 0low-confidence facts (counted, not listed)
  • 2corrections logged

Finding nothing is not proof of nothing.

Table
Facts, by evidence grade
EvidenceFacts
Official record414
Secondary source25
Self-reported56
Checks, parts in order
CheckResult
Spot-check20 correct, 0 wrong, 0 partly correct, 0 could not be checked, of 20
Re-check1 correct after corrections, 0 not correct, of 1
Sources374 archived, 0 not archived, of 374
Searches190 found, 92 found nothing, of 282

Low-confidence facts are counted in the charts, never listed by themselves.

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