Mike Rogers
Former U.S. Representative (Michigan District 8, 2001-2015); Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan. Running for U.S. Senate, Michigan, general election Nov 3, 2026.
495 facts from 374 sources, recorded through .
Official record 414 Secondary source 25 Self-reported 56
Offices held
On 2013-01-04, the House agreed to H. Res. 17, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Energy and Commerce for the 113th Congress.
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On January 3, 2013, the Speaker's appointment of Mike Rogers of Michigan as Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (113th Congress) was announced on the House floor.
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The Congressional Directory for the 113th Congress (2013-2014) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
On 2011-01-12, the House agreed to H. Res. 33, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Energy and Commerce for the 112th Congress.
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On January 6, 2011, the Speaker's appointment of Mike Rogers of Michigan as Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (112th Congress) was announced on the House floor.
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The Congressional Directory for the 112th Congress (2011-2012) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
On 2009-01-15, the Speaker's appointment of Mike Rogers of Michigan as a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (111th Congress) was announced on the House floor.
On 2009-01-09, the House agreed to H. Res. 38, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Energy and Commerce for the 111th Congress.
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The Congressional Directory for the 111th Congress (2009-2010) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
On 2007-01-17, the Speaker's appointment of Mike Rogers of Michigan as a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (110th Congress) was announced on the House floor.
On 2007-01-10, the House agreed to H. Res. 45, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Energy and Commerce for the 110th Congress.
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The Congressional Directory for the 110th Congress (2007-2008) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
On 2005-01-26, the Speaker's appointment of Mike Rogers of Michigan as a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (109th Congress) was announced on the House floor.
On 2005-01-06, the House agreed to H. Res. 32, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Energy and Commerce for the 109th Congress.
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The Congressional Directory for the 109th Congress (2005-2006) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
On 2003-01-28, the House agreed to H. Res. 33, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Energy and Commerce for the 108th Congress.
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The Congressional Directory for the 108th Congress (2003-2004) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
On 2001-01-06, the House agreed to H. Res. 19, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Financial Services for the 107th Congress.
On 2001-01-06, the House agreed to H. Res. 19, electing Mike Rogers of Michigan to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure for the 107th Congress.
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The Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress states Mike Rogers was elected as a Republican to the 107th and six succeeding Congresses, serving January 3, 2001 to January 3, 2015, and was not a candidate for reelection in 2014.
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In a letter dated January 2, 2001, printed in the Senate Journal of January 10, 2001, Mike Rogers resigned from the Michigan Senate effective upon taking the oath as a member of Congress, scheduled for January 3, 2001.
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The Congressional Directory for the 107th Congress (2001-2002) lists Mike Rogers (Bioguide R000572), Republican, as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th District.
The Secretary of State's certified list of Michigan Senate members-elect for the term January 1, 1999 to January 1, 2003, printed in the Senate Journal of January 13, 1999, lists Mike Rogers (Rep) for District 26.
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The 1999-2000 Michigan Manual lists Rogers as a vice chair (VC) of the Senate Committee on Reapportionment.
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The 1999-2000 Michigan Manual lists Mike Rogers as Senate Majority Floor Leader of the 90th Legislature (1999-2000).
The Michigan Senate Journal for January 8, 1997 (first day of the 89th Legislature) lists Mike Rogers as the senator from the 26th District in the opening roll call.
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The 1997-1998 Michigan Manual lists Rogers as a vice chair (VC) of the Senate Committee on Gaming and Casino Oversight.
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The 1997-1998 Michigan Manual lists Rogers as chair (C) of the Senate Committee on Human Resources, Labor and Veterans Affairs.
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The 1997-1998 Michigan Manual lists Rogers as a vice chair (VC) of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The Library of Michigan legislator database lists Mike J. Rogers as Republican state senator for District 26 in the 88th Legislature (1995-1996), elected 11/8/1994 and sworn in 1/11/1995.
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The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual lists Rogers as a vice chair (VC) of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual lists Mike Rogers as the state senator for the 26th Senatorial District and states he was elected to the State Senate in 1994.
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The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual lists Rogers as chair (C) of the Senate Committee on Human Resources, Labor and Veterans Affairs.
Elections
Won the 2026 Republican primary, and so is a candidate for U.S. Senate, Michigan in the general election of 2026-11-03.
Mike Rogers won the August 4, 2026 Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Michigan unopposed with 883,328 votes, per official state results (a party nomination; the November 3, 2026 general election has not yet been held).
Mike Rogers lost the November 5, 2024 general election for U.S. Senate in Michigan, receiving 2,693,680 votes (48.30%) to Democrat Elissa Slotkin's 2,712,686 (48.64%), a margin of 19,006 votes.
The House Clerk's official statistics for the November 5, 2024 election list Mike Rogers (Republican) with 2,693,680 votes for U.S. Senator from Michigan, behind Democrat Elissa Slotkin's 2,712,686.
Mike Rogers won the August 6, 2024 Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Michigan with 555,766 votes (63.19%) to Justin Amash's 137,565 (15.64%), Sherry O'Donnell's 106,466 (12.10%) and Sandy Pensler's 79,772 (9.07%) (a party nomination).
Mike Rogers won the 2012-11-06 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 202,217 votes (58.6%) to Democrat Lance Enderle's 128,657, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 345,054 votes, margin 73,560.
Mike Rogers won the 2012-08-07 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 56,208 votes (85.73%) to Brian Hetrick's 6,098 (9.3%), Vernon Molnar's 3,257 (4.97%) (a party nomination, not election to office).
Mike Rogers won the 2010-11-02 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 156,931 votes (64.08%) to Democrat Lance Enderle's 84,069, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 244,894 votes, margin 72,862.
Mike Rogers won the 2010-08-03 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 78,047 votes (99.98%) to Eric Harvey (write-in)'s 19 (0.02%) (a party nomination, not election to office).
Mike Rogers won the 2008-11-04 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 204,408 votes (56.53%) to Democrat Robert D. Alexander's 145,491, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 361,607 votes, margin 58,917.
Mike Rogers won the 2008-08-05 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, unopposed with 45,850 votes (a party nomination, not election to office).
Mike Rogers won the 2006-11-07 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 157,237 votes (55.27%) to Democrat Jim Marcinkowski's 122,107, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 284,471 votes, margin 35,130.
Mike Rogers won the 2006-08-08 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 41,839 votes (84.31%) to Patrick Flynn's 7,784 (15.69%) (a party nomination, not election to office).
Mike Rogers won the 2004-11-02 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 207,925 votes (61.03%) to Democrat Robert D. Alexander's 125,619, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 340,694 votes, margin 82,306.
Mike Rogers won the 2004-08-03 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, unopposed with 53,418 votes (a party nomination, not election to office).
Mike Rogers won the 2002-11-05 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 156,525 votes (67.88%) to Democrat Frank McAlpine's 70,920, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 230,597 votes, margin 85,605.
Mike Rogers won the 2002-08-06 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, unopposed with 39,924 votes (a party nomination, not election to office).
Michigan's official results for the November 7, 2000 general election (marked RECOUNT) show Mike Rogers won Michigan's 8th Congressional District with 145,190 votes (48.79%) to Democrat Dianne Byrum's 145,079 (48.75%), a margin of 111 votes.
Mike Rogers won the 2000-11-07 general election for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, with 145,179 votes (48.79%) to Democrat Dianne Byrum's 145,019, per the House Clerk's official statistics; total 297,533 votes, margin 160.
Mike Rogers won the 2000-08-08 Republican primary for U.S. House, Michigan's 8th District, unopposed with 30,441 votes (a party nomination, not election to office).
Mike Rogers won the November 3, 1998 general election for Michigan's 26th State Senate District with 66,144 votes (68.17%) to Democrat Sylvia McCollough's 28,784 (29.67%) and Libertarian Richard A. Samul's 2,099 (2.16%).
Mike Rogers won the August 4, 1998 Republican primary for Michigan's 26th State Senate District unopposed, with 16,212 votes (a party nomination, not election to office).
The Library of Michigan legislator database records that Mike J. Rogers was elected to the Michigan Senate, District 26, on November 8, 1994; vote totals were not found in any official source fetched.
Recorded votes
Voted yes on the motion to suspend the rules and concur in the Senate amendment to H.R. 4681, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015; it passed 325-100 (two-thirds required).
Concurrence on H.R. 4681 (113th Congress) (Senate amendment). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 325 yes, 100 no, 9 not voting (margin 225). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Concur in the Senate Amendment Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Years 2014 and 2015”
Voted yes on the McKeon amendment (H.Amdt. 1141) to H.J.Res. 124, the Continuing Appropriations Resolution, 2015, to authorize the Secretary of Defense to train and equip appropriately vetted elements of the Syrian opposition; it was agreed to 273-156.
Amendment on H.J.Res. 124 (113th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 273 yes, 156 no, 3 not voting (margin 117). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Amendment (amendment-num 1) McKeon of California Part B Amendment”
Voted no on the Massie amendment (H.Amdt. 935) to H.R. 4870, the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2015, to prohibit funds to query FISA-acquired foreign intelligence collections using a United States person identifier except in specified instances; it was agreed to 293-123, with 1 present.
Amendment on H.R. 4870 (113th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 293 yes, 123 no, 14 not voting, 1 present (margin 170). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Amendment (amendment-num 69) Massie of Kentucky Amendment”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 4681, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Years 2014 and 2015; it passed 345-59.
Final passage on H.R. 4681 (113th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 345 yes, 59 no, 27 not voting (margin 286). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Years 2014 and 2015”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 3361, the USA FREEDOM Act; it passed 303-121.
Final passage on H.R. 3361 (113th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 303 yes, 121 no, 7 not voting (margin 182). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage USA FREEDOM Act”
Voted yes on the motion to recede and concur in the Senate amendment to H.J.Res. 59 with an amendment, the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013; it passed 332-94.
Concurrence on H.J.Res. 59 (113th Congress) (Senate amendment, with House amendment). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 332 yes, 94 no, 7 not voting (margin 238). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Recede and Concur in the Senate Amendment with Amendment Making continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2014, and for other purposes”
Voted yes on the motion to concur in the Senate amendments to H.R. 2775, the Continuing Appropriations Act, 2014; it passed 285-144.
Concurrence on H.R. 2775 (113th Congress) (Senate amendments). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 285 yes, 144 no, 3 not voting (margin 141). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments To condition the provision of premium and cost-sharing subsidies under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act upon a certification that a program to verify household income and other qualifications for such subsidies is operational, and for other purposes”
Voted no on the Amash amendment (H.Amdt. 413) to H.R. 2397, the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2014, to end authority for the blanket collection of records under the Patriot Act; it was rejected 205-217.
Amendment on H.R. 2397 (113th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 205 yes, 217 no, 12 not voting (margin -12). Outcome: rejected. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Amendment (amendment-num 70) Amash of Michigan Amendment No. 100”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 1797, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; it passed 228-196.
Final passage on H.R. 1797 (113th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 228 yes, 196 no, 10 not voting (margin 32). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage District of Columbia Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act; it passed 288-127.
Final passage on H.R. 624 (113th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 288 yes, 127 no, 17 not voting (margin 161). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act”
Voted yes on passage of S. 47, the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013; it passed 286-138.
Final passage on S. 47 (113th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 286 yes, 138 no, 7 not voting (margin 148). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013”
Voted yes on the motion to concur in the Senate amendments to H.R. 8, the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012; it passed 257-167.
Concurrence on H.R. 8 (112th Congress) (Senate amendments). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 257 yes, 167 no, 8 not voting (margin 90). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendments To extend certain tax relief provisions enacted in 2001 and 2003, and to provide for expedited consideration of a bill providing for comprehensive tax reform, and for other purposes”
Voted yes on the motion to suspend the rules and pass S. 3454, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013; it passed 373-29 (two-thirds required).
Final passage on S. 3454 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 373 yes, 29 no, 29 not voting (margin 344). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 5949, the FISA Amendments Act Reauthorization Act of 2012; it passed 301-118.
Final passage on H.R. 5949 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 301 yes, 118 no, 10 not voting (margin 183). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To extend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 for five years”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 5743, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013; it passed 386-28.
Final passage on H.R. 5743 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 386 yes, 28 no, 17 not voting (margin 358). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 3523, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act; it passed 248-168.
Final passage on H.R. 3523 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 248 yes, 168 no, 15 not voting (margin 80). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To provide for the sharing of certain cyber threat intelligence and cyber threat information between the intelligence community and cybersecurity entities, and for other purposes”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 822, the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011; it passed 272-154.
Final passage on H.R. 822 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 272 yes, 154 no, 7 not voting (margin 118). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To amend title 18, United States Code, to provide a national standard in accordance with which nonresidents of a State may carry concealed firearms in the State”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 3080, the United States-Korea Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act; it passed 278-151.
Final passage on H.R. 3080 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 278 yes, 151 no, 4 not voting (margin 127). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To implement the United States-Korea Trade Agreement”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 1892, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012; it passed 384-14.
Final passage on H.R. 1892 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 384 yes, 14 no, 33 not voting (margin 370). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012”
Voted yes on passage of S. 365, as amended, the Budget Control Act of 2011; it passed 269-161.
Final passage on S. 365 (112th Congress) (as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 269 yes, 161 no, 3 not voting (margin 108). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To make a technical amendment to the Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 2278, to limit the use of Department of Defense funds for U.S. Armed Forces in support of NATO Operation Unified Protector in Libya unless specifically authorized by law; it failed 180-238.
Final passage on H.R. 2278 (112th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 180 yes, 238 no, 13 not voting (margin -58). Outcome: failed. Motion: “On Passage To limit the use of funds appropriated to the Department of Defense for United States Armed Forces in support of North Atlantic Treaty Organization Operation Unified Protector with respect to Libya, unless otherwise specifically authorized by law”
Voted yes on passage of H.J.Res. 68, authorizing the limited use of the United States Armed Forces in support of the NATO mission in Libya; it failed 123-295.
Final passage on H.J.Res. 68 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 123 yes, 295 no, 13 not voting (margin -172). Outcome: failed. Motion: “On Passage Authorizing the limited use of the United States Armed Forces in support of the NATO mission in Libya”
Voted yes on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment to the House amendment to S. 990, the PATRIOT Sunsets Extension Act of 2011; it passed 250-153.
Concurrence on S. 990 (112th Congress) (Senate amendment to House amendment). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 250 yes, 153 no, 28 not voting (margin 97). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment to the House Amendment Small Business Additional Temporary Extension Act of 2011”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 754, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2011; it passed 392-15.
Final passage on H.R. 754 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 392 yes, 15 no, 24 not voting (margin 377). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2011”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 3, the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act; it passed 251-175.
Final passage on H.R. 3 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 251 yes, 175 no, 6 not voting (margin 76). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act”
Voted yes on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment to H.R. 514, the FISA Sunsets Extension Act of 2011; it passed 279-143.
Concurrence on H.R. 514 (112th Congress) (Senate amendment). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 279 yes, 143 no, 11 not voting (margin 136). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment To extend expiring provisions of the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005 and Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 relating to access to business records, individual terrorists as agents of foreign powers, and roving wiretaps until December 8, 2011”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 514, to extend expiring provisions of the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005; it passed 275-144.
Final passage on H.R. 514 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 275 yes, 144 no, 14 not voting (margin 131). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To extend expiring provisions of the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005 and Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 relating to access to business records, individual terrorists as agents of foreign powers, and roving wiretaps until December 8, 2011”
Voted yes on the motion to suspend the rules and pass H.R. 514, to extend expiring provisions of the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005; it failed 277-148 (two-thirds required).
Final passage on H.R. 514 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 277 yes, 148 no, 9 not voting (margin 129). Outcome: failed. Motion: “On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass To extend expiring provisions of the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005 and Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 relating to access to business records, individual terrorists as agents of foreign powers, and roving wiretaps until December 8, 2011”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 2, the Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act; it passed 245-189.
Final passage on H.R. 2 (112th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 245 yes, 189 no, 1 not voting (margin 56). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act”
Voted yes on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 4853, the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010; it passed 277-148.
Concurrence on H.R. 4853 (111th Congress) (Senate amendment to House amendment to Senate amendment). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 277 yes, 148 no, 8 not voting (margin 129). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amdt to the House Amdt to the Senate Amdt Airport and Airway Extension Act of 2010, Part III”
Voted no on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment to H.R. 2965 with a House amendment, the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010; it passed 250-175.
Concurrence on H.R. 2965 (111th Congress) (Senate amendment, with House amendment). Vote cast: no. Tally: 250 yes, 175 no, 9 not voting (margin 75). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment with an Amendment Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal Act of 2010”
Voted no on the motion to concur in Senate amendments 1 and 2 to H.R. 5281 and in Senate amendment 3 with a House amendment containing the DREAM Act of 2010; it passed 216-198.
Concurrence on H.R. 5281 (111th Congress) (Senate amendments, with House amendment). Vote cast: no. Tally: 216 yes, 198 no, 20 not voting (margin 18). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in Senate Amendments #1 and #2, and in #3 With Amendment To amend title 28, United States Code, to clarify and improve certain provisions relating to the removal of litigation against Federal officers or agencies to Federal courts, and for other purposes”
Voted no on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 4173, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act; it passed 237-192.
Final passage on H.R. 4173 (111th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: no. Tally: 237 yes, 192 no, 4 not voting (margin 45). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 5175, the DISCLOSE Act; it passed 219-206.
Final passage on H.R. 5175 (111th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 219 yes, 206 no, 8 not voting (margin 13). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Democracy is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections Act or the DISCLOSE Act”
Voted no on the motion to concur in the Senate amendments to H.R. 3590, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; it passed 219-212.
Concurrence on H.R. 3590 (111th Congress) (Senate amendments). Vote cast: no. Tally: 219 yes, 212 no (margin 7). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in Senate Amendments Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act”
Voted yes on the motion to concur in the Senate amendments to H.R. 3961, which as amended by the Senate extends expiring USA PATRIOT Act provisions until February 28, 2011; it passed 315-97.
Concurrence on H.R. 3961 (111th Congress) (Senate amendments). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 315 yes, 97 no, 20 not voting (margin 218). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in Senate Amendments Medicare Physician Payment Reform Act”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act; it passed 220-215.
Final passage on H.R. 3962 (111th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 220 yes, 215 no (margin 5). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Affordable Health Care for America Act”
Voted yes on the Stupak amendment (H.Amdt. 509) to H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, to prohibit federal funds for abortion services in the public option; it was agreed to 240-194, with 1 present.
Amendment on H.R. 3962 (111th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 240 yes, 194 no, 1 present (margin 46). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Amendment (amendment-num 1) Stupak of Michigan Amendment”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 2454, the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009; it passed 219-212.
Final passage on H.R. 2454 (111th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 219 yes, 212 no, 3 not voting (margin 7). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage American Clean Energy and Security Act”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 1913, the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009; it passed 249-175.
Final passage on H.R. 1913 (111th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 249 yes, 175 no, 10 not voting (margin 74). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act”
Voted no on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 1, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009; it passed 246-183, with 1 present.
Final passage on H.R. 1 (111th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: no. Tally: 246 yes, 183 no, 3 not voting, 1 present (margin 63). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Making supplemental appropriations for fiscal year ending 2009”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 2, the Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009; it passed 289-139.
Final passage on H.R. 2 (111th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 289 yes, 139 no, 6 not voting (margin 150). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 11, the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009; it passed 247-171.
Final passage on H.R. 11 (111th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 247 yes, 171 no, 15 not voting (margin 76). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 7321, the Auto Industry Financing and Restructuring Act; it passed 237-170, with 1 present.
Final passage on H.R. 7321 (110th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 237 yes, 170 no, 26 not voting, 1 present (margin 67). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Auto Industry Financing and Restructuring Act”
Voted no on the motion to concur in the Senate amendments to H.R. 1424, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008; it passed 263-171.
Concurrence on H.R. 1424 (110th Congress) (Senate amendments). Vote cast: no. Tally: 263 yes, 171 no (margin 92). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Concur in Senate Amendments Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008”
Voted no on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 3997 with a House amendment, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008; it failed 205-228.
Concurrence on H.R. 3997 (110th Congress) (Senate amendment to House amendment to Senate amendment, with House amendment). Vote cast: no. Tally: 205 yes, 228 no, 1 not voting (margin -23). Outcome: failed. Motion: “On Concurring in Senate Amendment With An Amendment To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide earnings assistance and tax relief to members of the uniformed services, volunteer firefighters, and Peace Corps volunteers, and for other purposes”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 6304, the FISA Amendments Act of 2008; it passed 293-129.
Final passage on H.R. 6304 (110th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 293 yes, 129 no, 13 not voting (margin 164). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage FISA Amendments Act of 2008”
Voted no on the motion to agree to the Senate amendment to H.R. 3773 (FISA amendments) with a House amendment; it passed 213-197, with 1 present.
Concurrence on H.R. 3773 (110th Congress) (Senate amendment, with House amendment). Vote cast: no. Tally: 213 yes, 197 no, 20 not voting, 1 present (margin 16). Outcome: passed. Motion: “Agree to the Senate Amendment with an Amendment To amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 to establish a procedure for authorizing certain acquisitions of foreign intelligence, and for other purpoes”
Voted no on agreeing to the Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate amendment to H.R. 6, the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007; it passed 314-100.
Concurrence on H.R. 6 (110th Congress) (Senate amendment to House amendment to Senate amendment). Vote cast: no. Tally: 314 yes, 100 no, 19 not voting (margin 214). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to Senate Adt to House Adt to Senate Adt Energy Independence and Security Act”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 3773, the Responsible Electronic Surveillance That is Overseen, Reviewed, and Effective (RESTORE) Act of 2007; it passed 227-189.
Final passage on H.R. 3773 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 227 yes, 189 no, 16 not voting (margin 38). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Responsible Electronic Surveillance That is Overseen, Reviewed, and Effective Act”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 3685, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA); it passed 235-184.
Final passage on H.R. 3685 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 235 yes, 184 no, 14 not voting (margin 51). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA)”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 976, the Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2007, the objections of the President notwithstanding (veto override); it failed 273-156 (two-thirds required).
Veto override on H.R. 976 (110th Congress) (vetoed bill). Vote cast: no. Tally: 273 yes, 156 no, 4 not voting (margin 117). Outcome: failed. Motion: “Passage, Objections of the President Notwithstanding Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act”
Voted no on the motion to agree to the Senate amendments to H.R. 976, the Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2007, with House amendments; it passed 265-159, with 1 present.
Concurrence on H.R. 976 (110th Congress) (Senate amendments, with House amendments). Vote cast: no. Tally: 265 yes, 159 no, 8 not voting, 1 present (margin 106). Outcome: passed. Motion: “Agree to Senate Amendments with Amendments Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act”
Voted yes on passage of S. 1927, the Protect America Act of 2007; it passed 227-183.
Final passage on S. 1927 (110th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 227 yes, 183 no, 23 not voting (margin 44). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Protect America Act”
Voted no on the motion to suspend the rules and pass H.R. 3356, the Improving Foreign Intelligence Surveillance to Defend the Nation and the Constitution Act of 2007; it failed 218-207 (two-thirds required).
Final passage on H.R. 3356 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 218 yes, 207 no, 8 not voting (margin 11). Outcome: failed. Motion: “On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass Improving Foreign Intelligence Surveillance to Defend the Nation and the Constitution Act of 2007”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 1592, the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007; it passed 237-180.
Final passage on H.R. 1592 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 237 yes, 180 no, 16 not voting (margin 57). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To provide Federal assistance to States, local jurisdictions, and Indian tribes to prosecute hate crimes.”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 800, the Employee Free Choice Act of 2007; it passed 241-185.
Final passage on H.R. 800 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 241 yes, 185 no, 8 not voting (margin 56). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage The Employee Free Choice Act”
Voted no on agreeing to H.Con.Res. 63, disapproving of the President's January 10, 2007 decision to deploy more than 20,000 additional U.S. combat troops to Iraq; it passed 246-182.
Final passage on H.Con.Res. 63 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 246 yes, 182 no, 6 not voting (margin 64). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Resolution Disapproving of the decision of the President announced on January 10, 2007, to deploy more than 20,000 additional United States combat troops to Iraq”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 2, the Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2007; it passed 315-116.
Final passage on H.R. 2 (110th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 315 yes, 116 no, 4 not voting (margin 199). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Fair Minimum Wage Act”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 6061, the Secure Fence Act of 2006; it passed 283-138, with 1 present.
Final passage on H.R. 6061 (109th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 283 yes, 138 no, 10 not voting, 1 present (margin 145). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Secure Fence Act of 2006”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 810, the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2005, the objections of the President notwithstanding (veto override); it failed 235-193 (two-thirds required).
Veto override on H.R. 810 (109th Congress) (vetoed bill). Vote cast: no. Tally: 235 yes, 193 no, 5 not voting (margin 42). Outcome: failed. Motion: “Passage, Objections of the President Not Withstanding Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act”
Voted yes on the motion to suspend the rules and pass S. 2271, the USA PATRIOT Act Additional Reauthorizing Amendments Act of 2006; it passed 280-138 (two-thirds required).
Final passage on S. 2271 (109th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 280 yes, 138 no, 14 not voting (margin 142). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass USA PATRIOT Act Additional Reauthorizing Amendments Act”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 4437, the Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005; it passed 239-182.
Final passage on H.R. 4437 (109th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 239 yes, 182 no, 13 not voting (margin 57). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act”
Voted yes on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 3199, the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005; it passed 251-174.
Final passage on H.R. 3199 (109th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 251 yes, 174 no, 9 not voting (margin 77). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report USA PATRIOT and Terrorism Prevention Reauthorization Act”
Voted yes on passage of S. 397, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act; it passed 283-144.
Final passage on S. 397 (109th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 283 yes, 144 no, 6 not voting (margin 139). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act”
Voted yes on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 6, the Energy Policy Act of 2005; it passed 275-156.
Final passage on H.R. 6 (109th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 275 yes, 156 no, 3 not voting (margin 119). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Energy Policy Act of 2005”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 3045, the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act; it passed 217-215.
Final passage on H.R. 3045 (109th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 217 yes, 215 no, 2 not voting (margin 2). Outcome: passed. This vote was decisive. Motion: “On Passage Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 3199, the USA PATRIOT and Terrorism Prevention Reauthorization Act; it passed 257-171.
Final passage on H.R. 3199 (109th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 257 yes, 171 no, 6 not voting (margin 86). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage USA PATRIOT and Terrorism Prevention Reauthorization Act”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 810, the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2005; it passed 238-194.
Final passage on H.R. 810 (109th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 238 yes, 194 no, 2 not voting (margin 44). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act”
Voted yes on passage of H.J.Res. 106, proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage; it failed 227-186 (two-thirds required).
Final passage on H.J.Res. 106 (108th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 227 yes, 186 no, 20 not voting (margin 41). Outcome: failed. Motion: “On Passage Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to marriage”
Voted yes on passage of H.R. 1997, the Unborn Victims of Violence Act of 2004; it passed 254-163.
Final passage on H.R. 1997 (108th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 254 yes, 163 no, 16 not voting (margin 91). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Unborn Victims of Violence Act”
Voted yes on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 1, the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003; it passed 220-215.
Final passage on H.R. 1 (108th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 220 yes, 215 no (margin 5). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act”
Voted yes on agreeing to the conference report on S. 3, the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003; it passed 281-142.
Final passage on S. 3 (108th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 281 yes, 142 no, 12 not voting (margin 139). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act”
Voted yes on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 2, the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003; it passed 231-200.
Final passage on H.R. 2 (108th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 231 yes, 200 no, 4 not voting (margin 31). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Jobs and Growth Reconciliation Tax Act”
Voted yes on passage of H.J.Res. 114, to authorize the use of United States Armed Forces against Iraq; it passed 296-133.
Final passage on H.J.Res. 114 (107th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 296 yes, 133 no, 3 not voting (margin 163). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To Authorize the Use of United States Armed Forces Against Iraq”
Voted no on passage of H.R. 2356, the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act; it passed 240-189.
Final passage on H.R. 2356 (107th Congress). Vote cast: no. Tally: 240 yes, 189 no, 6 not voting (margin 51). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act”
Voted yes on the motion to suspend the rules and pass H.R. 3162, the USA PATRIOT Act of 2001; it passed 357-66 (two-thirds required).
Final passage on H.R. 3162 (107th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 357 yes, 66 no, 9 not voting (margin 291). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass To deter and punish terrorist acts in the United States and around the world”
Voted yes on passage of H.J.Res. 64, to authorize the use of United States Armed Forces against those responsible for the recent attacks launched against the United States; it passed 420-1.
Final passage on H.J.Res. 64 (107th Congress). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 420 yes, 1 no, 10 not voting (margin 419). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Passage To authorize the use of United States Armed Forces against those responsible for the recent attacks launched against the United States.”
Voted yes on agreeing to the conference report on H.R. 1836, the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act; it passed 240-154.
Final passage on H.R. 1836 (107th Congress) (conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 240 yes, 154 no, 39 not voting (margin 86). Outcome: passed. Motion: “On Agreeing to the Conference Report Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act”
Rogers voted yes on adoption of the first conference report on House Bill 4530 of 1999 (concealed pistol licensing); the conference report was adopted 23-13 with 2 excused.
Final passage on HB 4530 (1999) (First conference report). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 23 yes, 13 no, 2 excused (margin 10). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “The question being on the adoption of the conference report,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of House Bill 5548 of 2000 (procedures for written consent to an abortion); the bill passed 27-9 with 2 excused.
Final passage on HB 5548 (2000) (Substitute (S-1) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 27 yes, 9 no, 2 excused (margin 18). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of House Bill 4600 of 1999 (requiring physicians to report physical complications or death resulting from an abortion); the bill passed 27-11.
Final passage on HB 4600 (1999) (Substitute (S-1)). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 27 yes, 11 no (margin 16). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of Senate Bill 663 of 1999 (exempting public school administrators in a first class school district from collective bargaining); the bill passed 21-17.
Final passage on SB 663 (1999) (Substitute (S-3) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 21 yes, 17 no (margin 4). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on concurring in the House substitute for Senate Bill 546 of 1999 (the Infant Protection Act); the substitute was concurred in 23-8 with 7 not voting.
Concurrence on SB 546 (1999) (House substitute (H-1)). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 23 yes, 8 no, 7 not voting (margin 15). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “The question being on concurring in the substitute made to the bill by the House,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of House Bill 4745 of 1999 (single business tax rate reduction); the bill passed 25-13.
Final passage on HB 4745 (1999) (Substitute (S-3) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 25 yes, 13 no (margin 12). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of House Bill 4530 of 1999 (concealed pistol licensing); the bill passed 25-13.
Final passage on HB 4530 (1999) (Substitute (S-1) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 25 yes, 13 no (margin 12). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of Senate Bill 546 of 1999 (the Infant Protection Act); the bill passed 28-8 with 2 excused.
Final passage on SB 546 (1999) (As amended in Committee of the Whole). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 28 yes, 8 no, 2 excused (margin 20). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on concurring in the House substitute to the Senate substitute for Senate Bill 297 of 1999 (school reform board appointed by the mayor in certain school districts); the substitute was concurred in 31-7.
Concurrence on SB 297 (1999) (House substitute (H-18) to Senate substitute (S-3)). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 31 yes, 7 no (margin 24). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “The question being on concurring in the House substitute made to the Senate substitute,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of Senate Bill 297 of 1999 (appointment of a school reform board by the mayor in certain school districts); the bill passed 30-7.
Final passage on SB 297 (1999) (Substitute (S-2) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 30 yes, 7 no (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of Senate Bill 1 of 1999 (reduction in the state income tax rate); the bill passed 36-1.
Final passage on SB 1 (1999) (Substitute (S-1) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 36 yes, 1 no (margin 35). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of House Bill 5622 of 1998 (Clean Michigan Initiative general obligation bonds, subject to voter approval); the bill passed 31-3 with 3 excused.
Final passage on HB 5622 (1998) (Substitute (S-1)). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 31 yes, 3 no, 3 excused (margin 28). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Rogers voted yes on Senate passage of Senate Bill 569 of 1997 (licensing and regulation of casino gaming); the bill passed 32-2 with 4 excused.
Final passage on SB 569 (1997) (Substitute (S-2) as amended). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 32 yes, 2 no, 4 excused (margin 30). Outcome: passed. Motion: “The question being on the passage of the bill,”
Bills sponsored
Of the 106 bills and resolutions Rogers sponsored in the House (2001-2014), 7 became public law and 20 passed or were agreed to in the House.
Congress.gov lists 129 measures sponsored by Rogers in the House across the 107th-113th Congresses (2001-2014): 106 bills and resolutions and 23 floor amendments.
Congress.gov lists 1,462 House bills and resolutions cosponsored by Rogers across the 107th-113th Congresses (2001-2014).
Cosponsored H.R. 4510, the Insurance Capital Standards Clarification Act of 2014, sponsored by Rep. Miller, Gary G. [R-CA-31], joining on 2014-06-05; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 4681, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015, on 2014-05-20; it passed the House on 2014-05-30 (345-59) and became Public Law 113-293 on 2014-12-19.
Introduced H.R. 4661, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015, on 2014-05-15; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Introduced H.R. 4291, the FISA Transparency and Modernization Act, on 2014-03-25; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 3211, the Mortgage Choice Act of 2013, sponsored by Rep. Huizenga, Bill [R-MI-2], joining on 2014-02-27; it passed the House on 2014-06-09 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 3381, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2014, on 2013-10-30; it was reported by committee on 2013-11-25 (H. Rept. 113-277) and did not receive a House passage vote.
Cosponsored H.R. 3103, the Intelligence Oversight and Accountability Act of 2013, sponsored by Rep. Thompson, Mike [D-CA-5], joining on 2013-09-27; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 1091, the Life at Conception Act, sponsored by Rep. Jordan, Jim [R-OH-4], joining on 2013-09-12; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 2575, the Save American Workers Act of 2014, sponsored by Rep. Young, Todd [R-IN-9], as an original cosponsor on 2013-06-28; it passed the House on 2014-04-03 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 2281, the Cyber Economic Espionage Accountability Act, on 2013-06-06; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 7, the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion and Abortion Insurance Full Disclosure Act of 2014, sponsored by Rep. Smith, Christopher H. [R-NJ-4], as an original cosponsor on 2013-05-14; it passed the House on 2014-01-28 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 582, the Healthcare Tax Relief and Mandate Repeal Act, sponsored by Rep. Turner, Michael R. [R-OH-10], joining on 2013-03-13; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 624, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, on 2013-02-13; it passed the House on 2013-04-18 (288-127) and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 307, the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization Act of 2013, on 2013-01-18; it passed the House on 2013-01-22 (395-29) and became Public Law 113-5 on 2013-03-13.
Introduced H.R. 6672, the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization Act of 2012, on 2012-12-17; it passed the House on 2012-12-19 (383-16) and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 6036, the Haqqani Network Terrorist Designation Act of 2012, on 2012-06-27; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 5949, the FISA Amendments Act Reauthorization Act of 2012, sponsored by Rep. Smith, Lamar [R-TX-21], as an original cosponsor on 2012-06-15; it became Public Law 112-238.
Introduced H.R. 5743, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013, on 2012-05-15; it passed the House on 2012-05-31 (386-28) and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 4157, the Preserving America's Family Farms Act, sponsored by Rep. Latham, Tom [R-IA-4], joining on 2012-04-19; it passed the House on 2012-07-24 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 3523, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, on 2011-11-30; it passed the House on 2012-04-26 (248-168) and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 3518 (To impose a regulatory moratorium and prevent taxes from being raised for 2 years), on 2011-11-29; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 2541, the Silviculture Regulatory Consistency Act, sponsored by Rep. Herrera Beutler, Jaime [R-WA-3], joining on 2011-10-31; it was reported by committee and did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 2885, the Legal Workforce Act, sponsored by Rep. Smith, Lamar [R-TX-21], joining on 2011-09-14; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 2405, the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization Act of 2011, on 2011-06-28; it passed the House on 2011-12-06 (voice vote) and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 1370 (To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act), sponsored by Rep. Boustany, Charles W., Jr. [R-LA-7], joining on 2011-06-13; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 1755, the Home Construction Lending Regulatory Improvement Act of 2011, sponsored by Rep. Miller, Gary G. [R-CA-42], joining on 2011-05-25; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 1892, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012, on 2011-05-13; it passed the House on 2011-09-09 (384-14) and became Public Law 112-87 on 2012-01-03.
Cosponsored H.R. 10, the Regulations From the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act of 2011, sponsored by Rep. Davis, Geoff [R-KY-4], joining on 2011-03-31; it passed the House on 2011-12-07 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 1206, the Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011, on 2011-03-17; it was reported by committee on 2012-11-15 (H. Rept. 112-694) and did not receive a House passage vote.
Cosponsored H.R. 910, the Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011, sponsored by Rep. Upton, Fred [R-MI-6], joining on 2011-03-14; it passed the House on 2011-04-07 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 822, the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011, sponsored by Rep. Stearns, Cliff [R-FL-6], joining on 2011-03-14; it passed the House on 2011-11-16 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 217, the Title X Abortion Provider Prohibition Act, sponsored by Rep. Pence, Mike [R-IN-6], joining on 2011-03-01; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 754, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2011, on 2011-02-17; it passed the House on 2011-05-13 (392-15) and became Public Law 112-18 on 2011-06-08.
Cosponsored H.R. 514, the FISA Sunsets Extension Act of 2011, sponsored by Rep. Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr. [R-WI-5], as an original cosponsor on 2011-01-26; it became Public Law 112-3.
Cosponsored H.R. 436, the Health Care Cost Reduction Act of 2012, sponsored by Rep. Paulsen, Erik [R-MN-3], as an original cosponsor on 2011-01-25; it passed the House on 2012-06-07 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 3, the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, sponsored by Rep. Smith, Christopher H. [R-NJ-4], as an original cosponsor on 2011-01-20; it passed the House on 2011-05-04 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 67 (To extend expiring provisions of the USA PATRIOT Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005 and Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 until February 29, 2012), on 2011-01-05; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 2, the Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act, sponsored by Rep. Cantor, Eric [R-VA-7], as an original cosponsor on 2011-01-05; it passed the House on 2011-01-19 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.J.Res. 77 (Disapproving a rule submitted by the Environmental Protection Agency relating to the endangerment finding and the cause or contribute findings for greenhouse gases under section 202(a) of the Clean Air Act), sponsored by Rep. Barton, Joe [R-TX-6], as an original cosponsor on 2010-03-02; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 3713, the American Health Care Solutions Act of 2009, on 2009-10-01; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Introduced H.Res. 602, requesting the President and directing the Secretary of Defense to transmit to the House information on communications regarding detainees and foreign persons suspected of terrorism, on 2009-06-26; the Armed Services Committee reported it amended (H. Rept. 111-221) on 2009-07-23.
Introduced H.Res. 537, requesting the President and directing the Attorney General to transmit to the House information on communications regarding detainees and foreign persons suspected of terrorism, on 2009-06-11; the Judiciary Committee reported it adversely (H. Rept. 111-189) on 2009-06-26.
Introduced H.R. 2711, the Special Agent Samuel Hicks Families of Fallen Heroes Act, on 2009-06-04; it passed the House on 2009-12-08 (voice vote) and became Public Law 111-178 on 2010-06-09.
Cosponsored H.R. 1136, the Save Our Small and Seasonal Businesses Act of 2009, sponsored by Rep. Stupak, Bart [D-MI-1], joining on 2009-03-05; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 6460, the Great Lakes Legacy Reauthorization Act of 2008, sponsored by Rep. Ehlers, Vernon J. [R-MI-3], joining on 2008-07-15; it became Public Law 110-365.
Cosponsored H.R. 3494, the Charlie Norwood CLEAR Act of 2007, sponsored by Rep. Blackburn, Marsha [R-TN-7], joining on 2007-09-17; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 3138 (To amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 to update the definition of electronic surveillance), sponsored by Rep. Wilson, Heather [R-NM-1], as an original cosponsor on 2007-07-24; it did not pass the House.
Introduced H.Res. 428, a privileged resolution declaring that Rep. Murtha violated the Code of Official Conduct and merits reprimand, on 2007-05-22; the House voted 219-189 (13 present) to table it the same day.
Cosponsored H.R. 980, the Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act of 2007, sponsored by Rep. Kildee, Dale E. [D-MI-5], joining on 2007-03-29; it passed the House on 2007-07-17 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.Con.Res. 65, disagreeing with the plan announced by the President on January 10, 2007, to add more than 20,000 combat troops in Iraq and urging other options, on 2007-02-14; it did not advance beyond a committee hearing.
Cosponsored H.R. 874, the Secret Ballot Protection Act of 2005, sponsored by Rep. Norwood, Charles W. [R-GA-9], joining on 2006-09-26; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 6061, the Secure Fence Act of 2006, sponsored by Rep. King, Peter T. [R-NY-3], joining on 2006-09-14; it became Public Law 109-367.
Cosponsored H.R. 5092, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (BATFE) Modernization and Reform Act of 2006, sponsored by Rep. Coble, Howard [R-NC-6], joining on 2006-07-20; it passed the House on 2006-09-26 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 5825, the Electronic Surveillance Modernization Act, sponsored by Rep. Wilson, Heather [R-NM-1], as an original cosponsor on 2006-07-18; it passed the House on 2006-09-28 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 5646 (To study and promote the use of energy efficient computer servers in the United States), on 2006-06-20; it passed the House on 2006-07-12 (417-4) and became Public Law 109-431 on 2006-12-20.
Introduced H.R. 5534 (To establish a grant program whereby moneys collected from violations of the corporate average fuel economy program are used to expand infrastructure necessary to increase the availability of alternative fuels), on 2006-06-06; it passed the House on 2006-07-24 (355-9) and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 5533, the Biodefense and Pandemic Vaccine and Drug Development Act of 2006, on 2006-06-06; it passed the House on 2006-09-26 (voice vote) and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 5037, the Respect for America's Fallen Heroes Act, on 2006-03-29; it passed the House on 2006-05-09 (408-3) and became Public Law 109-228 on 2006-05-29.
Introduced H.R. 4167, the National Uniformity for Food Act of 2005, on 2005-10-27; it passed the House on 2006-03-08 (283-139) and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 809 (To make permanent the individual income tax rates for capital gains and dividends), sponsored by Rep. Cantor, Eric [R-VA-7], joining on 2005-04-20; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 8, the Death Tax Repeal Permanency Act of 2005, sponsored by Rep. Hulshof, Kenny C. [R-MO-9], joining on 2005-03-02; it passed the House on 2005-04-13 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 748, the Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act, sponsored by Rep. Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana [R-FL-18], as an original cosponsor on 2005-02-10; it passed the House on 2005-04-27 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 593 (To amend the Solid Waste Disposal Act to authorize States to restrict receipt of foreign municipal solid waste, and for other purposes), on 2005-02-02; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 418, the REAL ID Act of 2005, sponsored by Rep. Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr. [R-WI-5], as an original cosponsor on 2005-01-26; it passed the House on 2005-02-10 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 4227, the Middle-Class Alternative Minimum Tax Relief Act of 2004, sponsored by Rep. Simmons, Rob [R-CT-2], joining on 2004-05-04; it passed the House on 2004-05-05 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 3193, the District of Columbia Personal Protection Act, sponsored by Rep. Souder, Mark E. [R-IN-3], joining on 2003-10-21; it passed the House on 2004-09-29 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 8, the Death Tax Repeal Permanency Act of 2003, sponsored by Rep. Dunn, Jennifer [R-WA-8], as an original cosponsor on 2003-06-12; it passed the House on 2003-06-18 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 1119, the Family Time Flexibility Act, sponsored by Rep. Biggert, Judy [R-IL-13], as an original cosponsor on 2003-03-06; it was reported by committee and did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 1036, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, sponsored by Rep. Stearns, Cliff [R-FL-6], as an original cosponsor on 2003-02-27; it passed the House on 2003-04-09 and did not itself become law.
Cosponsored H.R. 583, the Fair Care for the Uninsured Act of 2003, sponsored by Rep. Kennedy, Mark R. [R-MN-6], joining on 2003-02-25; it did not pass the House.
Cosponsored H.R. 760, the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003, sponsored by Rep. Chabot, Steve [R-OH-1], as an original cosponsor on 2003-02-13; it passed the House on 2003-06-04 and did not itself become law.
Introduced H.R. 382, the Solid Waste International Transportation Act of 2003, authorizing states to prohibit or limit receipt of foreign municipal solid waste, on 2003-01-27; it received a committee hearing and did not pass the House.
Introduced H.R. 5054, to repeal the sunset of the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 with respect to qualified tuition programs, on 2002-06-27; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Cosponsored H.R. 3763, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (introduced as the Corporate and Auditing Accountability, Responsibility, and Transparency Act of 2002), sponsored by Rep. Oxley, as an original cosponsor on 2002-02-14; it became Public Law 107-204.
Introduced H.R. 2473, the Federal Campaign Financing Reform Act of 2001, on 2001-07-11; it did not advance beyond committee referral.
Introduced H.R. 1408, the Financial Services Antifraud Network Act of 2001, on 2001-04-04; it passed the House on 2001-11-06 and did not itself become law.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1387 of 2000 (Probate; guardians and conservators; standard for appointment of conservator for an adult; ...), introduced 2000-09-27, which became Public Act 466 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2001-01-10.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1346 of 2000 (Vehicles; equipment; provision to promulgate rules to initiate a grant program for child car seat safety; eliminate), introduced 2000-09-20, which became Public Act 439 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2001-01-09.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1088 of 2000 (Housing; public accommodations; provisions regulating towels and bedding materials provided to customers; repeal), introduced 2000-03-08, which became Public Act 101 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-05-18.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 936 of 2000 (Libraries; local; restricting certain internet access to persons under 18 years of age; provide for), introduced 2000-01-25, which became Public Act 212 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-06-26.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 894 of 1999 (Criminal procedure; sentencing; penalties for certain crimes committed against minors via the internet; ...), introduced 1999-12-01, which became Public Act 185 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-06-20.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 893 of 1999 (Criminal procedure; forfeiture; ...), introduced 1999-12-01, which became Public Act 184 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-06-20.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 855 of 1999 (Law enforcement; fingerprinting; fingerprinting and fingerprint reporting requirements for certain misdemeanor violations; modify), introduced 1999-10-27, which became Public Act 266 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-12-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 763 of 1999 (Land use; farmland and open space; qualifying income level; revise), introduced 1999-09-28, which became Public Act 421 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2001-01-05.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 718 of 1999 (Vehicles; registration; vehicle identification numbers; prohibit buying, selling, or possession of under certain circumstances), introduced 1999-09-22, which became Public Act 217 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-06-26.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 717 of 1999 (Single business tax; credit; youth apprentice program; eliminate sunset), introduced 1999-09-22, which became Public Act 184 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-11-23.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 661 of 1999 (Vehicles; equipment; grant program for child car seat safety; establish), introduced 1999-06-16, which became Public Act 282 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-07-07.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 594 of 1999 (Health; testing; forensic DNA testing; provide procedures for disposal of DNA samples), introduced 1999-05-11, which became Public Act 30 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-03-14.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 599 of 1999 (Income tax; other; Michigan education savings program; establish), introduced 1999-05-11, which became Public Act 161 of 2000 when approved by the Governor on 2000-06-16.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 573 of 1999 (Single business tax; credit; certification period for Michigan or economic growth authority credit; revise), introduced 1999-05-05, which became Public Act 100 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-07-06.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 562 of 1999 (Crimes; computer; use of computer network to commit or attempt certain crimes involving explosives or gambling; prohibit and provide penalties), introduced 1999-05-04, which became Public Act 235 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-12-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 567 of 1999 (Criminal procedure; sex offender registration; ...), introduced 1999-05-04, which became Public Act 86 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-06-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 557 of 1999 (Traffic control; driver license; issuance of restricted driver license to individual whose license is suspended for a controlled substance violation; ...), introduced 1999-04-29, which became Public Act 74 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-06-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 554 of 1999 (Trade; vehicles; requirement for license to participate in certain recreational vehicle shows; exempt recreational vehicle dealers), introduced 1999-04-29, which became Public Act 172 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-11-15.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 544 of 1999 (Sales tax; exemptions; ...), introduced 1999-04-27, which became Public Act 116 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-07-14.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 469 of 1999 (Criminal procedure; self-incrimination; grant of use immunity to witness; permit in grand jury proceedings), introduced 1999-03-24, which became Public Act 250 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-12-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 468 of 1999 (Criminal procedure; self-incrimination; grant of use immunity to witness; ...), introduced 1999-03-24, which became Public Act 249 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-12-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 306 of 1999 (Traffic control; driver license; requirements for filing a change of address; revise and provide penalties and licensing sanctions), introduced 1999-02-16, which became Public Act 118 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-07-15.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 155 of 1999 (Law enforcement; peace officers; federal law enforcement officers; include as "peace officer" under certain circumstances), introduced 1999-01-27, which became Public Act 64 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-06-24.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 157 of 1999 (Vehicles; license plates; veteran license plates; allow surviving spouse of veteran to purchase specialty plates), introduced 1999-01-27, which became Public Act 183 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-11-23.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 7 of 1999 (Crimes; computer; use of internet to commit or attempt certain crimes against minors; provide for increased penalties), introduced 1999-01-13, which became Public Act 32 of 1999 when approved by the Governor on 1999-06-01.
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In the 1999-2000 session the Michigan Legislature bill search lists 80 bills with Senator Mike Rogers as primary sponsor, of which 25 became Public Acts.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1223 of 1998 (Corrections; state facilities; authority to enforce discipline in prisons; amend to include youth correctional facilities), introduced 1998-06-25, which became Public Act 513 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1999-01-07.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 837 of 1997 (Communications; telephone; unauthorized switching of local or long distance service; provide for sanctions by the public service commission), introduced 1997-12-30, which became Public Act 259 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-07-16.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 627 of 1997 (Crimes; drunk driving; sanctions and penalties for third conviction of certain drunk driving offenses; ...), introduced 1997-06-25, which became Public Act 347 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-10-16.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 592 of 1997 (Crimes; money laundering; definition of "specified criminal offense"; ...), introduced 1997-06-05, which became Public Act 75 of 1997 when approved by the Governor on 1997-07-17.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 571 of 1997 (Gaming; gambling; percentage of state lottery fund; deposit in casino gaming fund), introduced 1997-06-05, which became Public Act 72 of 1997 when approved by the Governor on 1997-07-17.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 377 of 1997 (Civil rights; handicapper discrimination; references to handicapped persons; change to persons with disabilities), introduced 1997-04-15, which became Public Act 84 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-05-13.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 376 of 1997 (Civil rights; other; state construction code references to handicapped persons; change to persons with disabilities), introduced 1997-04-15, which became Public Act 42 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-03-18.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 330 of 1997 (Construction; permits; permits for certain plumbing repairs rendered by a nonprofit organization; provide for certain exemptions and limit liability), introduced 1997-03-26, which became Public Act 301 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-07-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 329 of 1997 (Construction; permits; permits for certain repairs rendered by a nonprofit organization; provide for certain exemptions and limit liability), introduced 1997-03-26, which became Public Act 300 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-07-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 331 of 1997 (Construction; permits; permits for certain electrical repairs rendered by a nonprofit organization; provide for certain exemptions and limit liability), introduced 1997-03-26, which became Public Act 302 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-07-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 281 of 1997 (Corrections; parole; parole of individuals convicted of certain controlled substance violations; ...), introduced 1997-03-05, which became Public Act 314 of 1998 when approved by the Governor on 1998-07-28.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 118 of 1997 (Occupations; licensing fees; renewal of mechanical contractors' licenses; revise), introduced 1997-02-04, which became Public Act 119 of 1997 when approved by the Governor on 1997-10-24.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 120 of 1997 (Occupations; licensing fees; date for renewal for plumbers; revise), introduced 1997-02-04, which became Public Act 121 of 1997 when approved by the Governor on 1997-10-24.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 119 of 1997 (Occupations; licensing fees; date for license renewal for electricians; revise), introduced 1997-02-04, which became Public Act 120 of 1997 when approved by the Governor on 1997-10-24.
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In the 1997-1998 session the Michigan Legislature bill search lists 49 bills with Senator Mike Rogers as primary sponsor, of which 14 became Public Acts.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1177 of 1996 (Criminal procedure; expunction; criminal records of individuals convicted of certain sexual crimes; prohibit expunction), introduced 1996-09-24, which became Public Act 573 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1997-01-15.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1108 of 1996 (Trade; securities; registration requirement for certain securities; provide for exemption), introduced 1996-09-10, which became Public Act 529 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1997-01-12.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1043 of 1996 (Courts; family court; certain duties regarding detention homes for juveniles; transfer from probate court to family division of circuit court), introduced 1996-05-21, which became Public Act 414 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-10-30.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1045 of 1996 (Courts; family court; juvenile facilities act; add references to family division of circuit court), introduced 1996-05-21, which became Public Act 416 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-10-30.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1042 of 1996 (Courts; family court; jurisdiction over transfer of certain juveniles between institutions; transfer from probate court to family division of circuit court), introduced 1996-05-21, which became Public Act 413 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-10-30.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1044 of 1996 (Courts; family court; juvenile diversion act; add references to family division of circuit court), introduced 1996-05-21, which became Public Act 415 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-10-30.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1027 of 1996 (Children; delinquency; notification to certain police agencies of escape from juvenile facility; require), introduced 1996-05-14, which became Public Act 482 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-12-21.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1026 of 1996 (Criminal procedure; juveniles; notification to law enforcement agency of escape of juvenile; require), introduced 1996-05-14, which became Public Act 481 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-12-21.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1028 of 1996 (Children; delinquency; notification to certain police agencies of escape from juvenile facility; ...), introduced 1996-05-14, which became Public Act 483 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-12-21.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 1010 of 1996 (Probate; wills and estates; definition of "trust" in disclaimer of property interests act; enact technical correction), introduced 1996-05-08, which became Public Act 403 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-10-20.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 872 of 1996 (Single business tax; credit; youth apprenticeship tax credit; create), introduced 1996-02-20, which became Public Act 593 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1997-01-21.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 870 of 1996 (Crimes; other; escape from juvenile facility; prohibit and provide penalties), introduced 1996-02-15, which became Public Act 256 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-06-11.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 719 of 1995 (Construction; code; certain standards for energy conservation in building envelopes; revise), introduced 1995-10-05, which became Public Act 270 of 1995 when approved by the Governor on 1996-01-07.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 696 of 1995 (Children; delinquency; assignment to juvenile boot camps; permit as disposition for juvenile under probate court's jurisdiction), introduced 1995-09-27, which became Public Act 243 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-06-11.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 565 of 1995 (Crimes; arson; definition of arson in felony murder rule; expand), introduced 1995-05-25, which became Public Act 20 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-02-14.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 496 of 1995 (Probate; wills and estates; disclaimer of property interests; enact new act), introduced 1995-05-03, which became Public Act 131 of 1996 when approved by the Governor on 1996-03-15.
Rogers was the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 380 of 1995 (Veterans; trust fund; board of trustees to administer constitutionally created fund; require), introduced 1995-03-07, which became Public Act 27 of 1995 when approved by the Governor on 1995-05-08.
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In the 1995-1996 session the Michigan Legislature bill search lists 42 bills with Senator Mike Rogers as primary sponsor, of which 17 became Public Acts.
Executive actions
No record found in Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress (offices held) as of .
Campaign money
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Rogers for Senate's 2026 pre-general report covering October 1-14, 2026 showed $2,450,732.26 in receipts, including $1,275,806.49 in itemized individual contributions, and $5,075,697.53 in disbursements, ending with $3,902,505.76 cash on hand.
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On June 2, 2026, MI Senate Republican Nominee Fund 2026 (FEC C00892026) amended its Statement of Organization to become Rogers for MI Senate Republican Nominee Fund 2026, an authorized committee of Michael J. Rogers's U.S. Senate candidacy.
On April 14, 2025, Michael J. Rogers designated the joint fundraising committee TEAM ROGERS (FEC C00884296) as an authorized committee of his 2026 U.S. Senate candidacy on his Statement of Candidacy.
On April 14, 2025, Michael J. Rogers filed a Statement of Candidacy designating Rogers for Senate (FEC C00849810) as his principal campaign committee for the 2026 U.S. Senate election.
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Rogers for Senate (C00849810) reported $22,946,546.26 in total receipts and $19,298,771.94 in total disbursements from January 1, 2025 through October 14, 2026, ending with $3,902,505.76 cash on hand.
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On August 7, 2024, MI Senate Republican Nominee Fund 2024 (FEC C00829457) amended its Statement of Organization to become Rogers for MI Senate Republican Nominee Fund 2024, an authorized committee of Michael J. Rogers's U.S. Senate candidacy.
TEAM ROGERS (FEC C00884296) registered in July 2024 as a joint fundraising committee whose participants were Rogers for Senate (C00849810) and Michigan's Resurgence PAC (C00850610).
Rogers for Senate (FEC C00849810) filed its Statement of Organization on September 5, 2023 as the principal campaign committee of Michael J. Rogers, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate from Michigan, with Valerie Tillstrom as treasurer.
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Rogers for Senate (C00849810) reported $13,126,442.10 in total receipts and $12,871,710.66 in total disbursements from July 1, 2023 through December 31, 2024, ending with $254,731.44 cash on hand.
Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $2,000.00 to Upton for All of Us, Fred Upton's campaign committee, on 2016-08-02.
Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $1,000.00 to The Richard Burr Committee on 2016-06-16.
Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $2,500.00 to Tim Walberg for Congress on 2016-04-06.
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Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $10,000.00 to the Michigan Republican Party (FEC C00041160) in 2 contributions between 2015-12-30 and 2016-03-31.
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Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $10,000.00 to Fund for American Opportunity (C00336297) in 2 contributions between 2015-08-09 and 2016-04-01.
Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $5,000.00 to The Eye of the Tiger PAC (C00467431) on 2015-08-09.
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Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, reported 30 payments described as 'DONATION' totaling $872,918.14 to Americans for Peace Prosperity & Security between 2015-02-24 and 2016-12-19.
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Securing America's Future PAC (SAFE PAC), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, contributed $9,500.00 to Mike Bishop for Congress in 4 contributions between 2015-01-16 and 2016-08-25.
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Securing America's Future PAC (C00343863), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, made 7 contributions totaling $15,000.00 to 4 federal candidates' committees in 2015-2016, dated 2015-01-16 to 2016-08-25, according to FEC bulk data.
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Securing America's Future PAC (C00343863), the PAC converted from Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, reported $6,455.35 in receipts and $1,314,570.89 in disbursements for 2015-2016, spending down its $1,308,115.54 opening balance to $0.00.
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On December 9, 2014, Rogers for Congress (FEC C00343863) amended its Statement of Organization to become Securing Americas FuturE PAC (SAFE PAC), a leadership PAC listing Michael Rogers as its Leadership PAC Sponsor.
Committee C00343863, still Rogers for Congress at the time, contributed $5,000.00 to the Majority Initiative To Keep Electing Republicans Fund (MIKE R Fund) on 2014-10-27.
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FEC bulk data list 13 contributions totaling $22,000.00 from committee C00343863 to 11 federal candidates' committees, dated 2013-12-27 to 2014-10-31, all made while it was still Rogers for Congress, before its December 9, 2014 conversion to a PAC.
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Rogers for Congress, Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, transferred $87,000.00 to Michigan Republicans (FEC C00041160, the Michigan Republican Party) in 2 payments between 2013-09-11 and 2014-07-24.
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Rogers for Congress, Mike Rogers's House campaign committee, transferred $211,500.00 to the NRCC in 3 payments between 2013-06-24 and 2014-09-08.
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Committee C00343863 (Rogers for Congress until December 9, 2014, then SAFE PAC) reported $1,044,273.46 in total receipts and $1,020,537.19 in total disbursements for 2013-2014, ending with $1,308,115.54 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $1,921,587.04 in total receipts and $1,726,143.81 in total disbursements for 2011-2012, ending with $1,284,379.27 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $1,778,686.59 in total receipts and $861,380.99 in total disbursements for 2009-2010, ending with $1,088,936.04 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $1,384,979.25 in total receipts and $1,565,892.46 in total disbursements for 2007-2008, ending with $171,630.44 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $1,487,897.08 in total receipts and $1,863,919.63 in total disbursements for 2005-2006, ending with $352,543.65 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $1,473,634.36 in total receipts and $797,150.42 in total disbursements for 2003-2004, ending with $728,566.20 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $1,786,510.52 in total receipts and $1,816,214.29 in total disbursements for 2001-2002, ending with $52,082.26 cash on hand.
Michael J. Rogers of Brighton, Michigan, listed with employer State of Michigan and the title 'Hon', contributed $1,000 to Bush for President, Inc. (FEC C00343509) on 1999-04-14, according to FEC individual-contribution records.
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Rogers for Congress (C00343863) reported $2,224,233.00 in total receipts and $2,195,500.00 in total disbursements for 1999-2000, ending with $28,733.00 cash on hand.
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Rogers for Congress (FEC C00343863), registered with the FEC on March 18, 1999, was the principal campaign committee of Michael J. Rogers's U.S. House candidacies in Michigan's 8th District.
Financial disclosures
Rogers filed a U.S. Senate candidate financial disclosure report (candidate report) on 2026-07-06, listing 7 outside positions.
On 2026-05-08 Rogers filed Amendment 1 to his 2025 Senate candidate financial disclosure report; it lists 16 outside positions, adding a Nokia of America consultant position (Jan 2017 to Dec 2024), and a continuing Michigan Legislative Retirement System agreement.
Rogers received a 51-day extension for his 2026 Senate candidate financial disclosure report, moving the due date to July 6, 2026.
Rogers filed a U.S. Senate candidate financial disclosure report (candidate report) on 2025-08-12, listing 15 outside positions.
Rogers filed a U.S. Senate candidate financial disclosure report (candidate report) on 2024-06-13, listing 22 outside positions.
Rogers filed a U.S. Senate candidate financial disclosure report (candidate report) on 2023-12-20, listing 24 outside positions.
Rogers filed an amendment to his House termination financial disclosure on the 2014 form, stamped received May 12, 2015.
Rogers filed his House termination financial disclosure report, giving a termination date of January 2, 2015, stamped received January 30, 2015.
Rogers filed amendments to Schedules A, B and H of his calendar year 2013 House financial disclosure, received December 19, 2014.
Rogers filed an amendment to Schedule B (transactions) of his calendar year 2013 House financial disclosure, received August 20, 2014.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2013, stamped received June 13, 2014, within the extended deadline.
Rogers requested a 30-day extension to file his calendar year 2013 annual House financial disclosure; the Ethics Committee granted it on May 15, 2014 with a June 16, 2014 deadline.
Rogers filed an amendment to his calendar year 2012 House financial disclosure statement, received July 19, 2013.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2012, filed May 15, 2013 according to the Clerk's index.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2011, stamped received May 15, 2012.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2010, stamped received May 16, 2011.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2009, stamped received May 14, 2010.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2008, stamped received May 15, 2009.
Rogers filed his annual House financial disclosure statement for calendar year 2007, stamped received May 14, 2008.
Court cases
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Rogers was named as a defendant, with other MITRE trustees and The MITRE Corporation, in Klaskin v. The MITRE Corporation, an ERISA suit filed September 3, 2021 in federal court in Massachusetts.
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Rogers was named as a defendant, among members of Congress, in United States ex rel. Frederick Banks v. New York City Police Department, filed December 31, 2014 in federal court in Manhattan.
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Rogers was named as a defendant, among members of Congress, in Banks v. New York Police Department, a pro se mandamus petition filed December 30, 2014 in federal court in Oklahoma.
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Rogers was named as a defendant, with Michigan state officials and members of Michigan's congressional delegation, in Rivera v. Granholm, a prisoner civil-rights suit filed June 27, 2008 in federal court in Detroit.
Work and business
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 reports 3 income lines paid to him, totaling $104,379.52.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 reports 4 income lines paid to him, totaling $523,986.58.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 reports 8 income lines paid to him, totaling $509,562.00.
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $30,000.00 in self-employment income to him from CGCN Group, LLC (Washington, DC).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $32,000.00 in self-employment income to him from Washington Speakers Bureau (Alexandria, VA).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $20,731.00 in board compensation to him from Telefonica Ingenieria Y Seguridad, SA (Madrid, Spain).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $137,000.00 in self-employment income to him from IAP Worldwide Services Inc (Cape Canaveral, FL).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $47,403.00 in retirement to him from MI Legislative Retirement System (Lansing, MI).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $41,500.00 in self-employment income to him from D-Wave Government Inc (Palo Alto, CA).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $140,000.00 in self-employment income to him from Keeping America Safe, Inc. (Wilmington, DE).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $191,056.00 in self-employment income to him from Mitre Corporation (Bedford, MA).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $460,000.00 in self-employment income to him from Nokia of America Corporation (Dallas, TX).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $20,000.00 in self-employment income to him from Highland Engineering Inc. (Howell, MI).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $10,000.00 in self-employment income to him from SAP National Security Services, Inc. (Newtown Square, PA).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $724,887.00 in self-employment income to him from IronNet Cybesecurity, Inc. (McLean, VA).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $2,000.00 in self-employment income to him from Defense Finance and Accounting Service (Columbus, OH).
Rogers's first Senate candidate disclosure (filed 2023-12-20) reports $118,098.00 in self-employment income to him from D-Wave Quantum Inc. (Palo Alto, CA).
D-Wave Quantum reported that Michael Rogers resigned as a director effective September 4, 2023, citing his decision to run for the U.S. Senate in 2024.
IronNet reported that Michael J. Rogers resigned from its board and audit committee on July 20, 2023, effective immediately.
D-Wave Quantum's 2023 proxy states that Rogers currently serves on the board of directors of IAP Worldwide Services.
D-Wave Quantum's 2023 proxy states that Rogers currently serves on the board of directors of IP3 Corporation.
D-Wave Quantum's 2023 proxy states that Rogers currently serves on the board of directors of Constella Intelligence.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Chairman, Board of Advisors of Highland Engineering (Howell, MI; Company) from Dec 2022 to Dec 2024.
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D-Wave Quantum's 2023 proxy statement lists Michael Rogers as a director since August 5, 2022, and reports $189,314 in 2022 director compensation.
IronNet's 2022 proxy states that Rogers serves on the board of advisors for NS2.
IronNet's 2022 proxy states that Rogers serves on the board of advisors for D-Wave.
IronNet's 2022 proxy states that Rogers serves on the board of advisors for Telefonica.
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IronNet reported paying Michael J. Rogers $28,500 in cash director fees for its fiscal year ended January 31, 2023.
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D-Wave Quantum's 2023 proxy says Rogers served on the board of its subsidiary D-Wave Government Inc. from April 2021 to December 28, 2022.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Director of D-Wave (Burnaby, B.C.; Company) from Feb 2021 to Aug 2023.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as Honorary Chairman of Keeping America Safe (Wilmington, DE; Other (Public)) from Dec 2020 to Dec 2022.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as Partner of TQuarters Technologies, Inc. (McLean, VA; Other (Public)) from May 2020 to Mar 2022.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2023-12-20 lists him as Chairman of 5G Action Now (Beverly, MA; Other (Public)) from Jan 2020 to Jun 2021.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as Advisory Board Member of SAP NS2 (Herndon, VA; Other (IT Services)) from Jan 2019 to May 2022.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Board Advisor of Forgepoint Capital (San Mateo, CA; Firm) from Oct 2018 to the report date ('present').
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Board Advisor of Telefonica (Madrid, Spain; Company) from May 2018 to Apr 2025.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Director of IAP Worldwide Services (Cape Canaveral, FL; Company) from Mar 2018 to Aug 2023.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Director of Constella Intelligence/ 4iQ (Redwood City, CA; Company) from Sep 2017 to the report date ('present').
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Consultant of Nokia of America Corporation (Dallas, TX; Corporation) from Jan 2017 to Dec 2024.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as Risk Analyst/Advisor of Nokia USA (New Providence, NJ; Other (Public)) from Dec 2016 to the report date ('present').
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Director of IP3/ IronBridge (McLean, VA; Corporation) from Nov 2016 to Jan 2024.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2023-12-20 lists him as Consultant of CNN (Atlanta, GA; Other (Media)) from Aug 2016 to Dec 2021.
CNN announced that its Original Series 'Declassified: Untold Stories of American Spies,' hosted by former Rep. Mike Rogers, who was also an executive producer, would debut Sunday, June 19, 2016.
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IronNet's 2022 proxy statement says Michael J. Rogers sat on Legacy IronNet's board from May 2015 and became an IronNet, Inc. director when its business combination closed.
Intelligence Community News reported that Hudson Institute announced on January 27, 2015 that Mike Rogers had joined Hudson as a Distinguished Fellow.
CNN announced on January 7, 2015 that former Rep. Mike Rogers was joining CNN as a national security commentator, beginning that day on The Lead with Jake Tapper.
Media Confidential reported that Rogers's 'Something to Think About' radio segments, syndicated by Westwood One (Cumulus), would air three times daily beginning January 5, 2015.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Director of IronNet Cybersecurity (McLean, VA; Company) from Jan 2015 to Aug 2023.
In his calendar year 2013 House disclosure, Rogers listed a March 2014 agreement with Cumulus Media for work as a radio host starting January 2015.
In his House termination disclosure, Rogers listed a February 2014 agreement with Cumulus Media for nationally syndicated radio commentary.
The Congressional Directory for the 107th Congress (December 2001) lists Mike Rogers's employment as FBI Special Agent assigned to public corruption and organized crime units.
The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual describes Mike Rogers as a former Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Chicago.
The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual describes Mike Rogers as co-founder of E.B.I. Builders, Inc., of Brighton.
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The Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress lists Mike Rogers's employment with the Federal Bureau of Investigation from 1989 to 1994.
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An undated biography on the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress website describes Mike Rogers as a Senior Fellow at Harvard University.
Nonprofit roles
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the calendar year 2023 lists Michael J Rogers as Trustee (until 09/23) with $95,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
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Elite Detection K9's Form 990 for the fiscal year ending 2023-06-30 lists Mike Rogers as Trustee through 5/24/23, 1 hour per week, with no compensation.
IronNet's 2022 proxy states that Rogers serves on the board of trustees of the Atlantic Council.
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the calendar year 2022 lists Michael J Rogers as Trustee with $95,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
MITRE announced that its Board of Trustees elected Mike Rogers chairman on November 16, 2021.
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the short period 2021-10-01 to 2021-12-31 lists Michael J Rogers as Vice Chairman with $75,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
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Elite Detection K9's Form 990 for the fiscal year ending 2022-06-30 lists Mike Rogers as Trustee, 1 hour per week, with no compensation.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Honorary Chairman of LEAD (McLean, VA; Nonprofit Organization) from Jul 2021 to Aug 2023.
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The Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress's Form 990 for 2021 lists Michael Rogers as Trustee, 1 hour per week, with no compensation.
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the FY ending 2021-09-30 lists Michael J Rogers as Vice Chairman with $70,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
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MITRE Engenuity Incorporated's Form 990 for the tax year 2020-10-01 to 2021-07-30 lists Michael Rogers as Director, with $70,000 in reportable compensation from related organizations.
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Elite Detection K9's Form 990 for the fiscal year ending 2021-06-30 lists Mike Rogers as Trustee, 1 hour per week, with no compensation.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as Advisory Board Member of Elite Detection K9 (Rochester Hills, MI; Nonprofit Organization) from May 2020 to Dec 2022.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Advisory Board Member of Spy Museum (Washington, DC; Nonprofit Organization) from Apr 2020 to Apr 2025.
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The Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress's Form 990 for 2020 lists Michael Rogers as Trustee, 1 hour per week, with no compensation.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Advisory Board Member of NSI (Arlington, VA; Nonprofit Organization) from Jan 2020 to the report date ('present').
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MITRE Engenuity Incorporated's Form 990 for the fiscal year ending 2020-09-30 lists Michael Rogers as Director, with $0 in reportable compensation from related organizations.
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the FY ending 2020-09-30 lists Michael J Rogers as Vice Chairman with $65,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-07-06 lists him as Advisory Board Member of Third Option Foundation (Reston, VA; Nonprofit Organization) from May 2019 to the report date ('present').
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the FY ending 2019-09-30 lists Michael J Rogers as Vice Chairman with $42,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as Director of Atlantic Council (Washington, DC; Nonprofit Organization) from Apr 2018 to Dec 2022.
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the FY ending 2018-09-30 lists Mike Rogers as Trustee with $38,000 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Director of AFIO (Falls Church, VA; Nonprofit Organization) from Jan 2017 to May 2023.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2024-06-13 lists him as National Security Distinguished Fellow of Belfer Center-HKS (Cambridge, MA; Educational Organization) from Dec 2016 to Jul 2023.
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The MITRE Corporation's Form 990 for the FY ending 2017-09-30 lists Mike Rogers as Trustee with $11,500 in reportable compensation from MITRE.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as David Abshire Chair & Trustee of Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress (CSPC) (Washington, DC; Nonprofit Organization) from Oct 2016 to Aug 2023.
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Rogers's Senate candidate disclosure filed 2026-05-08 lists him as Director of MITRE (McLean, VA; Nonprofit Organization) from Aug 2016 to Aug 2023.
Education and service
Intelligence Community News reported in January 2015 that Rogers served as a Company Commander in the U.S. Army's 7th Infantry Division.
The Congressional Directory for the 112th Congress (December 2011) describes Mike Rogers's military service as U.S. Army, Captain, serving as a Company Commander in a rapid deployment unit.
The Congressional Directory for the 107th Congress (December 2001) describes Mike Rogers's military service as U.S. Army, 1st Lieutenant, serving as a Company Commander in a rapid deployment unit.
The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual describes Mike Rogers as a graduate of the FBI Academy.
The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual states Mike Rogers attended the University of Michigan as a member of the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps.
The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual describes Mike Rogers as a former Second Lieutenant and Company Commander in the United States Army.
The 1995-1996 Michigan Manual biography of Senator Mike Rogers lists a B.A. in sociology and criminal justice from Adrian College.
The Library of Michigan legislator database lists Mike J. Rogers's education as a BA from Adrian College in sociology and criminal justice, 1985, and attendance at the University of Michigan as part of ROTC.
The Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress states Mike Rogers received a B.S. from Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan, in 1985.
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The Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress lists Mike Rogers's service in the United States Army from 1985 to 1989.
The Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress states Mike Rogers graduated from Howell High School, Howell, Michigan, in 1981.
Claims from the candidate's own materials
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he works in cyber security with companies large and small.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he served as a lieutenant in the United States Army.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that as a state senator he wrote the legislation that created Michigan's 529 College Savings Program.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that in 2000 he defeated his Democratic opponent in the closest race in the country that year.
Mike Rogers's X profile (@MikeRogersForMI) states that he was an FBI Special Agent who fought organized crime and human trafficking.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he served as Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he served on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he graduated from Howell High School and Adrian College.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that in the FBI he took down human traffickers and corrupt politicians.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that in 2015 he entered the private sector and created a business.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that in Congress he worked to eliminate federal taxes on education savings plans.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he served as an FBI Special Agent taking down organized crime and public corruption in Chicago.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he authored the Respect for Fallen Heroes Act.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he served in the U.S. Army as a 1st Lieutenant.
Mike Rogers's 2026 campaign website states that he led the House Intelligence Committee.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to expand research into chronic pain.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he was appointed Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee in 2011.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to improve the efficiency of computer servers.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he was elected to the Michigan Senate in 1995.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to make education savings accounts tax free at the federal level.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to hire more trade enforcement cops to crack down on the illegal trading practices of countries like China.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he was commissioned as a U.S. Army officer through the Reserve Officers' Training Corps at the University of Michigan after graduating from Adrian College in 1985.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to protect America from biological or chemical attacks.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that in the 112th Congress he authored three bipartisan intelligence authorization bills that were signed into law.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to combat counterfeit prescription drugs.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote the leading cyber security bill.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he sponsored a bill to allow anyone who wants to opt out of the health care law to do so.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to support families of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that he wrote a bipartisan measure, signed into law, to protect military funerals.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2014-12-16) states that in the 112th Congress he authored bipartisan measures to strengthen pediatric drug research and make medical devices safer for children.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that his expertise was sought during development of the USA PATRIOT Act.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that as a state senator he authored laws creating Michigan's college and vocational training tax-free savings plan.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that measures he wrote that became law include making Health Savings Accounts available to low-income families.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that he visited Afghanistan and met U.S. troops and Afghan leaders including President Karzai.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that he is a co-founder of E.B.I. Builders, Inc., a family-owned home construction business in Brighton.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that his Energy and Commerce subcommittee assignments were Health, and Communications, Technology and the Internet.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that as a state senator he spearheaded efforts to put Michigan's Veterans Trust Fund in a 'lockbox'.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that he was a member of the first official congressional delegation to Iraq following major combat operations.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that a few weeks before 9/11 he traveled in the Middle East and talked with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2011-05-05) states that he served as a U.S. Army officer/company commander from 1985 to 1988 and as an FBI Special Agent in the Chicago office's organized crime unit from 1988 to 1994.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2004-04-24) states that in his first term he was appointed to the deputy whip team and the Majority Leader's leadership council.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2004-04-24) states that his Energy and Commerce subcommittee assignments were Energy and Air Quality, Environment and Hazardous Materials, Health, and Oversight and Investigations.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2004-04-24) states that he serves as Deputy Whip for Coalitions.
Mike Rogers's U.S. House office biography (archived 2004-04-24) states that he served as a U.S. Army officer/company commander from 1985 to 1989 and as an FBI special agent in the Chicago Bureau's organized crime unit from 1989 to 1994.
Mike Rogers's officeholder-supplied Michigan Manual biography (1999-2000 edition) lists: honored with Legislator of the Year awards, Michigan Restaurant Association and Police Officers Association of Michigan.
Mike Rogers's officeholder-supplied Michigan Manual biography (1997-1998 edition) lists: recipient, National Federation of Independent Business' Guardian of Small Business Award.
Mike Rogers's officeholder-supplied Michigan Manual biography (1997-1998 edition) lists: named a 1996 Outstanding Young Michigander by the Michigan Jaycees.
Mike Rogers's officeholder-supplied Michigan Manual biography (1997-1998 edition) lists: 1996 Legislator of the Year by the Michigan Milk Haulers.
Mike Rogers's officeholder-supplied Michigan Manual biography (1997-1998 edition) lists: Michigan Association of Home Builders Legislative Award.
Mike Rogers's officeholder-supplied Michigan Manual biography (1997-1998 edition) lists: member, Cleary College Board of Trustees.
Analysis: likely positions
These are predictions drawn from the record above, not facts. Each one names the facts it rests on and what would prove it wrong, and is checked against later decisions where possible.
Likely to vote to reauthorize or extend expiring foreign-intelligence surveillance authorities (USA PATRIOT Act provisions, FISA Section 702).
Based on: c-83978d97281f, c-a952b29e432a, c-8c6256cb9099, c-f761bbe25880, c-a84b6c18889b, c-5189e1d013ac, c-ddfa1756ecf8, c-3986df953501, c-f9ab28d6bf98, c-80c74dc6fdf0
Method: Voted yes on all 9 recorded House votes to reauthorize or extend these authorities, 2005-2012, and yes on the FISA Amendments Act of 2008. He also voted no on the 2013 Amash and 2014 Massie floor amendments limiting NSA collection, but yes on two leadership-backed bills that narrowed authority (S. 2271 in 2006; USA FREEDOM Act in 2014), so the prediction covers reauthorizations only. Held-out check by hand (score_inferences.py cannot score vote positions): cutoff 2008-12-31, 6/6 later reauthorization votes predicted; an always-yes baseline also gets 6/6, so this adds no information beyond his general tendency to vote yes on these bills.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes against a reauthorization or extension of FISA Section 702 or of expiring USA PATRIOT Act provisions.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: high
Likely to vote for bills that restrict abortion or bar public funding of it.
Based on: c-e1c022cc8442, c-a0f485586f56, c-bf6a3bb78920, c-d1c5b4b1216b, c-0fa101c7e799, c-831da31ca14e, c-e1a3ab44e1ba
Method: Same direction on all 7 recorded votes on measures tagged restricts-abortion, in two legislatures, 1999-2013 (Michigan Infant Protection Act passage and concurrence, 1999 complication-reporting bill; federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act 2003, Stupak amendment 2009, H.R. 3 2011, H.R. 1797 2013). No recorded vote on a measure expanding access. Held-out check by hand: cutoff 2003-12-31, 3/3 later votes predicted; an always-yes baseline also gets 3/3. The evidence is 13+ years old.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes against a bill or amendment that restricts abortion or its funding, or votes for one that expands abortion access.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: high
Likely to vote to authorize the use of military force and against measures that limit ongoing U.S. military operations.
Based on: c-eb3aef2633b6, c-ece55e1a9a47, c-65834f78b6a0, c-aea624f1a928, c-b4f39a458694, c-0d1bc9774a4d
Method: Same direction on all 6 recorded votes, 2001-2014: yes on the 2001 and 2002 force authorizations, the 2011 Libya authorization (which failed 123-295) and the 2014 Syria train-and-equip amendment; no on the 2007 resolution disapproving the Iraq troop increase and the 2011 bill limiting funds for Libya operations. Held-out check by hand: cutoff 2007-12-31, 3/3 later votes predicted; an always-yes baseline gets 2/3.
Would be shown 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 an ongoing U.S. military operation.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Likely to vote for income and business tax-rate reductions.
Based on: c-6fddb2dbbc87, c-e31cf806e1a8, c-2b23596e890c, c-f7bb082667d9, c-84f1879d3f7e
Method: Yes on all 5 recorded tax-cut votes in two legislatures, 1999-2010 (Michigan income tax and single business tax rate cuts 1999; federal 2001 and 2003 tax acts; 2010 extension). No recorded vote on a bill whose main purpose was raising taxes. Held-out check by hand: cutoff 2001-12-31, 2/2 later votes predicted (too few to score); an always-yes baseline also gets 2/2.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes against a bill whose main purpose is to cut income or business tax rates.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Likely to vote for bills that loosen firearm carry and liability rules.
Based on: c-3e5750a15a53, c-bf7a24e005c5, c-c719528e6379, c-01c97bb68451
Method: Yes on all 4 recorded votes on bills tagged loosens-gun-rules: Michigan concealed pistol licensing (Senate passage 1999, conference report 2000), the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (2005) and national concealed-carry reciprocity (2011). No recorded vote on a bill that tightened gun rules, so the second half of the falsification test has never been observed.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes against a concealed-carry expansion or firearm-industry liability protection, or votes for a bill tightening gun rules such as expanded background checks.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Likely to vote against bills that add federal labor mandates on employers (minimum-wage increases, card-check union recognition, longer pay-discrimination filing windows).
Based on: c-3a94c703ee44, c-96e6364e4dea, c-8938e4b16ffb, c-ea92e5fc1749
Method: No on all 3 recorded federal votes on bills tagged expands-labor-protections (Fair Minimum Wage Act 2007, Employee Free Choice Act 2007, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act 2009); yes on the one recorded Michigan bill limiting collective bargaining (SB 663 of 1999, school administrators). Too few post-cutoff decisions for a held-out check; an always-yes baseline would get 1 of these 4 right.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for a federal minimum-wage increase, a card-check or similar union-recognition bill, or an expansion of pay-discrimination remedies.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Likely to vote against bills that expand public or subsidized health coverage and for bills that repeal Affordable Care Act coverage provisions.
Based on: c-fe2b2bc0ba28, c-c869a0037f01, c-22c715ee5578, c-a9af2e07277f, c-33ec940b1fc6, c-29632640eee2, c-cc54546fff9d
Method: 6 of 7 recorded coverage votes fit: no on CHIP expansions (2007 twice, 2009), the 2009 House health bill and the 2010 ACA; yes on the 2011 ACA repeal. The exception is a yes on the 2003 Medicare prescription drug benefit, a coverage expansion, so Medicare benefit bills are outside this prediction. Held-out check by hand: cutoff 2008-12-31, 4/4 later votes predicted; an always-yes baseline gets 1/4.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for a bill expanding Medicaid, CHIP or marketplace subsidies, or against a bill repealing ACA coverage provisions.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Likely to vote against bills that add sexual-orientation or gender-identity protections to federal law.
Based on: c-a2b6023d1378, c-3503154dc86e, c-a7b70fa3f14b, c-c2eb13309902, c-5400cee3de22
Method: Same direction on all 5 recorded votes, 2004-2010: yes on the 2004 Federal Marriage Amendment; no on hate-crimes bills (2007, 2009), ENDA (2007) and Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal (2010). Held-out check by hand: cutoff 2007-12-31, 2/2 later votes predicted (too few to score); an always-yes baseline gets 0/2. The newest evidence is from 2010, so confidence is low.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for a bill adding sexual-orientation or gender-identity protections (e.g. employment non-discrimination, hate-crimes coverage, military service).
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: low
Likely to sponsor or vote for legislation authorizing cyber-threat information sharing between private companies and the federal government.
Based on: c-e12c2b42da91, c-3a037d203647, c-3aff3b6bca0e, c-33dfce496089
Method: He sponsored the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act twice (H.R. 3523, 2011; H.R. 624, 2013) and voted yes on both when they passed the House (2012, 2013). Two bills only; no held-out check possible.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes against a cyber-threat information-sharing bill that authorizes private-to-government sharing.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Identity
| System | ID | Evidence |
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| ROGERS, Mike | R000572 | c-6b531ac02e11 |
| Mike Rogers (born 1963) | Q970515 | c-bdd06fd7af15 |
| Vote Smart (via congress-legislators) | 8751 | c-c27a0b30a8ec |
| ROGERS, MICHAEL J - U.S. House MI-08 | H0MI08042 | c-681aa96de903 |
| ROGERS, MICHAEL J - U.S. Senate MI | S4MI00595 | c-06422a28c0c4 |
| ROGERS FOR CONGRESS (later SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC) | C00343863 | c-c73c27a1caa5 |
| ROGERS FOR SENATE | C00849810 | c-bac247db7d84 |
| ballotpedia | Mike_Rogers_(Michigan) | c-0d666be48159 |
| OpenSecrets (via congress-legislators) | N00009668 | c-c27a0b30a8ec |
Why these records are the same person
- Bioguide R000572: Representative from Michigan, born Livingston County, Mich., June 2, 1963; Wikidata Q970515 and congress-legislators give the same birth date and the same Bioguide ID.
- Bioguide R000572 states he 'was an unsuccessful candidate for the United States Senate in 2024', tying the House member to the 2024 Senate candidacy.
- FEC House candidate H0MI08042 and Senate candidate S4MI00595 are both 'ROGERS, MICHAEL J', Republican, Michigan; the House committee C00343863 and Senate committee C00849810 both list treasurer Valerie Tillstrom.
- Ballotpedia 'Mike Rogers (Michigan)' gives the same House district (MI-8, 2001-2015), State Senate service (1995-2000) and birth year, and lists him as the 2026 Republican Senate candidate.
- Ruled out: Mike D. Rogers (Wikidata Q693238, Bioguide R000575, born 1958, U.S. Representative from Alabama District 3, FEC H2AL03032) - different state, district, birth year and IDs. Ruled out: Wikidata Q65030184 (politician from Maryland), Q55623108 (radio host), Q1933467 (ice hockey player).
FEC committee C00849810, ROGERS FOR SENATE, is the principal campaign committee of Senate candidate S4MI00595; its treasurer is listed as Valerie Tillstrom in the 2023-2024 committee master file.
FEC candidate S4MI00595 is ROGERS, MICHAEL J, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan in 2024 and 2026, with principal campaign committee C00849810 (PO Box 132, Saint Joseph, MI).
FEC committee C00343863, ROGERS FOR CONGRESS, was the principal campaign committee of House candidate H0MI08042; a committee master file lists its treasurer as Valerie L. Tillstrom, the same treasurer later listed for the Senate committee C00849810.
FEC candidate H0MI08042 is ROGERS, MICHAEL J, Republican candidate for U.S. House, Michigan District 8, with principal campaign committee C00343863 (Rogers for Congress, PO Box 581, Brighton, MI) in every cycle 2000-2012.
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The congress-legislators crosswalk maps Bioguide R000572 (Mike Rogers, born 1963-06-02, Michigan District 8, Republican) to FEC ID H0MI08042, Vote Smart 8751, OpenSecrets N00009668 and Wikidata Q970515.
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Mike Rogers's Wikidata item is Q970515 (American politician, born 1963-06-02), which carries Bioguide ID R000572 and FEC candidate ID H0MI08042.
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Bioguide record R000572 states that this Mike Rogers was an unsuccessful candidate for the United States Senate in 2024, tying the former Representative to the 2024 Senate candidacy.
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Mike Rogers's Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress ID is R000572, a Representative from Michigan, born June 2, 1963.
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Ballotpedia's page 'Mike Rogers (Michigan)' describes the same person: U.S. House Michigan District 8 (2001-2015), Michigan State Senate (1995-2000), and Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan in 2026.
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| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | legislators by session 1995-1996; filter 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | legislators by session 1997-1998; filter 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | legislators by session 1999-2000; filter 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Michigan Manual 1995-1996 full text 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 5 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Michigan Manual 1997-1998 full text 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Michigan Manual 1999-2000 full text 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 9 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal full text 'Majority Floor Leader Rogers' 1997-1998 | Oct 30, 2026 | 86 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal full text 'Majority Floor Leader Rogers' 1999-2000 | Oct 30, 2026 | 79 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal full text 'Majority Whip' 1997-1998 | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal full text 'Majority Whip' 1999-2000 | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Journal No. 1 (1999-01-13) and No. 2 (1999-01-26): leadership election / committee appointments | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Offices held | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Journal No. 1 (1997-01-08) and No. 2 (1997-01-28): leadership election | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Offices held | Michigan Manual 1995-1996 (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate biographical sketches, single pages 140-185 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Manual 1997-1998 (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate biographical sketches, pages 160-185 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Manual 1999-2000 (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate biographical sketches, pages 160-185 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Library of Michigan legislator database | Mike J. Rogers legislator details (ID 393, from Wikipedia district article reference) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Senate Journal (legislature.mi.gov) | 1995 Senate Journal day 1 (Jan 11, 1995), pdf and htm variants | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Offices held | Michigan Senate Journal (legislature.mi.gov) | 1997 Senate Journal No. 1 (Jan 8, 1997), 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Senate Journal (legislature.mi.gov) | 1999 Senate Journal No. 1 (Jan 13, 1999), 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Michigan Senate Journal (legislature.mi.gov) | 2001 Senate Journal No. 1 (Jan 10, 2001), 'Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress (lead's saved copy) | R000572 service dates and biography | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Offices held | House History, Art & Archives | ROGERS, Mike profile (committee assignments) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Offices held | govinfo Congressional Directory (CDIR) granule metadata | MI-H-8 granules for CDIR-2001-12-07, 2003-11-01, 2005-07-11, 2007-08-09, 2009-12-01, 2011-12-01, 2014-02-18 | Oct 30, 2026 | 7 |
| Offices held | govinfo Congressional Directory (CDIR) member entries | Mike Rogers biography entries, 10 editions (2001-12-07 through 2014-02-18) | Oct 30, 2026 | 10 |
| Offices held | govinfo Congressional Directory (CDIR) committee assignments | Assignments of Representatives to Committees, 107th (Dec 2001) and 108th (Nov 2003) editions, 'Rogers, of Michigan' | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Offices held | govinfo API search (DEMO_KEY) | collection:CREC Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence appointments 2011-2014; electing standing committees 2001-2014 | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Offices held | govinfo site search (Congressional Record) | collection:CREC title:(appointment intelligence) 2005, 2007, 2009; 'Rogers of Michigan' + electing standing committees 2001-2013 | Oct 30, 2026 | 18 |
| Offices held | Congress.gov Congressional Record search | Appointment of Members to Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, 109th Congress | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Offices held | Michigan Senate resolutions (legislature.mi.gov) | SR 212 of 2014, tribute to Michael J. Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2000 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2002 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2004 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2006 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2008 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2010 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2012 statistics PDF, search 'Rogers' (Michigan district 8) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2024 statistics PDF at the old URL pattern | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | House Clerk election statistics | 2024 statistics PDF, Michigan U.S. Senator | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-4-1998, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-3-1998, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-8-2000, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-7-2000, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-6-2002, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-5-2002, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-3-2004, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-2-2004, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-8-2006, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-7-2006, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-5-2008, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-4-2008, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-3-2010, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-2-2010, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-7-2012, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-6-2012, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-6-2024, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 11-5-2024, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | Official results 8-4-2026, office block containing 'ROGERS, MIKE' | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official results (mvic) | 1994 general / primary (Michigan Senate District 26) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | Michigan Manual 1995-1996 (legislature.mi.gov) | 1994 State Senate general/primary returns: probed range-named PDFs 1995-MM-P{start}-P{end}, start 760-930, lengths 6-9 pages | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | Wayback CDX (legislature.mi.gov Michigan Manual 1995-1996 file list) | list archived 1995-1996 Michigan Manual PDFs | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Elections | HathiTrust (Michigan Manual 1995/1996, mdp.39015071179405) | full-text search 'Rogers' in Michigan Manual 1995/1996 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | Wayback CDX (Michigan SOS old results pages) | archived 1994 election results pages | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | Bentley Library Michigan Daily digital archive | Nov. 1994 issues (pages 453, 769, 771) text search 'Rogers', '26th', 'Livingston' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | web search | 1994 Michigan state senate 26th district general election results Rogers McCollough | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | web search | "1995-MM-P08" OR "1995-MM-P09" OR "1995-MM-P07" michiganmanual; site:legislature.mi.gov "1995-1996/michiganmanual" | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Elections | Michigan Department of State official candidate listing | General Election November 3, 2026 candidate listing, U.S. Senate | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Elections | Ballotpedia (lead's saved copy) | 2026 Republican primary total | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Recorded votes | U.S. House Clerk roll-call XML (clerk.house.gov/evs) | 76 targeted roll calls 2001-2014 (roll numbers 1-999); subject Rogers (MI), name-id R000572 (2003+; 2001-2002 files have no name-id, matched on text 'Rogers (MI)' + state MI) | Oct 30, 2026 | 76 |
| Recorded votes | U.S. House Clerk roll-call XML (clerk.house.gov/evs) | 2007 rolls 1057, 1120, 1177 (four-digit roll numbers) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | U.S. House Clerk roll-call HTML vote pages (clerk.house.gov/Votes) | 2007 rolls 1057 (H.R. 3685), 1120 (H.R. 3773), 1177 (H.R. 6) | Oct 30, 2026 | 3 |
| Recorded votes | Voteview rollcall CSVs (H107-H113_rollcalls.csv) | Locate Clerk roll numbers by bill_number for the target bills, 107th-113th Congresses | Oct 30, 2026 | 9734 |
| Recorded votes | Voteview member votes CSVs (H107-H113_votes.csv, members.csv) | icpsr 20120 (ROGERS, Mike, MI-8, bioguide R000572) cast codes, 107th-113th Congresses | Oct 30, 2026 | 9730 |
| Recorded votes | GovInfo BILLSTATUS bulk XML | 66 target bills, 108th-113th Congresses: titles, House recordedVotes roll numbers, amendment descriptions (H.Amdt. 413 Amash, 935 Massie, 1141 McKeon, 509 Stupak) | Oct 30, 2026 | 66 |
| Recorded votes | Congress.gov API v3 (DEMO_KEY) | 107th Congress: S.J.Res. 23 actions; H.R. 3162 titles | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Recorded votes | Congress.gov API v3 (DEMO_KEY) | 107th Congress titles/actions: H.J.Res. 114, H.R. 1836, H.R. 2356, H.J.Res. 64 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | GovInfo API (CREC granules) + Congressional Record HTML | CREC-2008-09-29 granules; H.R. 3997 House amendment text and Roll No. 674 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Recorded votes | GovTrack member page | career missed-votes figure for Mike Rogers (GovTrack id 400342) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal list 1995-1996 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal list 1997-1998 | Oct 30, 2026 | 172 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | Senate Journal list 1999-2000 | Oct 30, 2026 | 170 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | 13 Senate Journals 1997-2000 holding the selected roll calls | Oct 30, 2026 | 13 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'concealed pistol' | Oct 30, 2026 | 26 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'abortion' | Oct 30, 2026 | 36 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 full text 'abortion' | Oct 30, 2026 | 49 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'infant' | Oct 30, 2026 | 19 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'partial-birth' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'school reform board' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'school district of the city of Detroit' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'academies' | Oct 30, 2026 | 79 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 full text 'academies' | Oct 30, 2026 | 53 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'drug testing' | Oct 30, 2026 | 60 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'single business' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 full text 'casino' | Oct 30, 2026 | 73 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 full text 'Clean Michigan' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 full text 'bonds' | Oct 30, 2026 | 232 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 full text 'absent voter' | Oct 30, 2026 | 23 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 full text 'partial' | Oct 30, 2026 | 83 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 category 'Single business tax: rate' | Oct 30, 2026 | 8 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 category 'Natural resources: bonds' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 category 'Elections: absent voters' | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 category 'Elections: absent voters' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1999-2000 category 'Labor: collective bargaining' | Oct 30, 2026 | 3 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bills 1997-1998 category 'Labor: collective bargaining' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | 1998 PA 284 (Clean Michigan Initiative Act) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Recorded votes | Senate Fiscal Agency / House Fiscal Agency analyses (legislature.mi.gov) | SFA analyses for HB 4530, HB 5548, HB 4600 (4599-F), SB 663, SB 546, SB 569 | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Senate Journal | Rogers position on 13 selected roll calls (1997-2000) | Oct 30, 2026 | 13 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://www.legislature.mi.gov/Home/GetObject?objectName=1995-SJ-03-07-018 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/1995-1996/Journal/Senate/pdf/1995-SJ-03-07-018.pdf | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/1995-1996/journal/Senate/htm/1995-SJ-03-07-018.htm | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/1995-1996/Journal/Senate/htm/1995-SJ-03-07-018.htm | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://archive.legislature.mi.gov/documents/1995-1996/Journal/Senate/pdf/1995-SJ-03-07-018.pdf | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://hercules-milenia.legislature.mi.gov/documents/1995-1996/Journal/Senate/pdf/1995-SJ-03-07-018.pdf | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Michigan Legislature document server | 1995 Senate Journal No. 18 (1995-03-07) by URL pattern https://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/1995-1996/journal/Senate/pdf/1995-SJ-03-07-018.pdf | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 (member sponsored-legislation) | bioguide R000572 sponsored legislation, all Congresses | Oct 30, 2026 | 129 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 (member cosponsored-legislation) | bioguide R000572 cosponsored legislation, all Congresses (6 pages, offset 0-1250) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1462 |
| Bills sponsored | GovInfo BILLSTATUS bulk XML (Library of Congress bill status) | BILLSTATUS XML for every Rogers-sponsored bill/resolution, 108th-113th Congresses | Oct 30, 2026 | 88 |
| Bills sponsored | GovInfo BILLSTATUS bulk XML (Library of Congress bill status) | BILLSTATUS XML for selected Rogers-cosponsored bills (abortion, guns, taxes, health coverage, immigration, surveillance, labor, environment, financial regulation, executive power) | Oct 30, 2026 | 44 |
| Bills sponsored | GovInfo BILLSTATUS bulk XML (Library of Congress bill status) | 107th Congress BILLSTATUS for H.R. 1408 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | GovInfo BILLS (GPO bill text), 107th Congress | Introduced/referred-in-Senate text of 107th H.R. 1408, H.R. 2473, H.R. 5054, H.R. 3763 | Oct 30, 2026 | 5 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov website (bill pages) | bill page fetch with curl | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 (bill endpoint, 107th Congress) | 107th H.R. 1408, 2473, 5054, 3763 bill/actions/cosponsors | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | abortion: title regex abort|unborn|pain-capable|life at conception|planned parenthood|conscience|right to life|fetal|human life | Oct 30, 2026 | 25 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | guns: title regex firearm|gun|second amendment|arms|concealed|ammunition|self-defense (includes false hits such as "berets", "strategic arms") | Oct 30, 2026 | 25 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | immigration: title regex immigra|alien|border|visa|citizenship|deport|e-verify|sanctuary|english, plus policyArea Immigration (20 items) | Oct 30, 2026 | 16 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | surveillance: title regex surveil|foreign intelligence|fisa|patriot|wiretap|cyber|intercept|privacy | Oct 30, 2026 | 16 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | labor: title regex labor|union|collective|worker|employee free|overtime|wage|right-to-work|davis-bacon|nlrb|secret ballot, plus policyArea Labor and Employment | Oct 30, 2026 | 20 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | environment: title regex environment|epa|clean air|clean water|emission|greenhouse|climate|carbon|endangered|regulat | Oct 30, 2026 | 54 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | financial regulation: title regex dodd|financial|bank|consumer financial|sarbanes|securities|derivative|credit|troubled asset|tarp|bailout | Oct 30, 2026 | 38 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | health coverage: title regex health care|health insurance|patient protection|affordable care|medicare|medicaid|repeal|individual mandate|health savings|uninsured | Oct 30, 2026 | 100 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | taxes: title regex tax|death tax|estate|alternative minimum|capital gains|marriage penalty | Oct 30, 2026 | 111 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | LGBT: title regex marriage|sexual orientation|gender identity|same-sex|don.t ask|homosexual. Both hits are marriage-penalty TAX bills (107th H.R. 6, 108th H.R. 4181); 0 LGBT-related bills among the 1,462 cosponsored items; no marriage constitutional amendment in the list. | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | campaign finance: title regex campaign|federal election|contribution|political speech|political activit|electioneering|disclos. 0 federal campaign-finance bills among the hits (they are commemorations, a teen-alcohol "campaign", nutrition/abortion "disclosure" bills, and 107th H.R. 2357 Houses of Worship Political Speech Protection Act, a tax-exemption bill, not recorded). Also reviewed all titles with policyArea "Government Operations and Politics": none on campaign finance. | Oct 30, 2026 | 35 |
| Bills sponsored | Congress.gov API v3 cosponsored list (local keyword scan) | voting: title regex voter|voting|ballot|absentee|overseas citizen|polling|election assistance|photo identification|proof of citizenship|census. Hits are the Secret Ballot Protection Act (union elections; recorded under labor) and a driver's-license resolution; 0 voting-access or voter-ID bills among cosponsored items. | Oct 30, 2026 | 3 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | HB/SB, session 1995-1996, sponsor 'Mike Rogers', primary | Oct 30, 2026 | 42 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | HB/SB, session 1995-1996, sponsor 'Mike Rogers', cosponsor | Oct 30, 2026 | 93 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | HB/SB, session 1997-1998, sponsor 'Mike Rogers', primary | Oct 30, 2026 | 49 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | HB/SB, session 1997-1998, sponsor 'Mike Rogers', cosponsor | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | HB/SB, session 1999-2000, sponsor 'Mike Rogers', primary | Oct 30, 2026 | 80 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | HB/SB, session 1999-2000, sponsor 'Mike Rogers', cosponsor | Oct 30, 2026 | 127 |
| Bills sponsored | Michigan Legislature (legislature.mi.gov) | bill histories of the 56 primary-sponsored bills that became Public Acts | Oct 30, 2026 | 56 |
| Executive actions | Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress (offices held) | executive offices held by Mike Rogers (governor, mayor, executive appointments) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | OpenFEC API (DEMO_KEY) | C00849810 committee record (rate-limit probe) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | OpenFEC API (DEMO_KEY) | contributor_name 'Rogers, Michael' state MI (fetch.py fec-donor) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00849810 two-year period 2025-2026 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00849810 two-year period 2023-2024 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 1999-2000 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2001-2002 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2003-2004 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2005-2006 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2007-2008 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2009-2010 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2011-2012 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2013-2014 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2015-2016 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | C00343863 two-year period 2017-2018 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery electronic filings list | C00849810 ROGERS FOR SENATE | Oct 30, 2026 | 133 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery electronic filings list | C00343863 SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE PAC (formerly ROGERS FOR CONGRESS) | Oct 30, 2026 | 223 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery electronic filings list | C00829457 ROGERS FOR MI SENATE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FUND 2024 | Oct 30, 2026 | 11 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery electronic filings list | C00892026 ROGERS FOR MI SENATE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FUND 2026 | Oct 30, 2026 | 16 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery electronic filings list | C00884296 TEAM ROGERS | Oct 30, 2026 | 15 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery HTML form views | Forms 1/2/3/3X/99 views: C00849810 1724405 1724438 1821546 1885651 1999063 2037587; C00343863 81612 720537 871179 980453 982452 1001486 1046645 1144308; C00829457 1808414 1849400; C00892026 1980984 2038210; C00884296 1805784 1892498 | Oct 30, 2026 | 22 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery Schedule B HTML view | SAFE PAC 2015 year-end itemized disbursements | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery raw electronic filings (.fec) | Rogers for Senate reports/Forms 1, 2, 99 (2023-2026), Rogers for Congress/SAFE PAC reports and Forms 1, 2, 99 (2001-2017), nominee funds and TEAM ROGERS Forms 1 and reports | Oct 30, 2026 | 76 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: committee master (cm) and candidate-committee linkage (ccl) | C00343863, C00849810, C00829457, C00892026, 'TEAM ROGERS', 'SECURING AMERICA' in cm00-cm26 and H0MI08042/S4MI00595 in ccl00-ccl26 | Oct 30, 2026 | 18 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: all-candidates summary (weball) | H0MI08042 in weball00-weball18; S4MI00595 in weball24-weball26 | Oct 30, 2026 | 9 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: PAC and party summary (webk) | C00343863 in webk14 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions from committees to candidates (pas2) | CMTE_ID C00343863 in itpas2.txt (2013-2014) | Oct 30, 2026 | 13 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: PAC and party summary (webk) | C00343863 in webk16 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions from committees to candidates (pas2) | CMTE_ID C00343863 in itpas2.txt (2015-2016) | Oct 30, 2026 | 7 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: PAC and party summary (webk) | C00343863 in webk18 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions from committees to candidates (pas2) | CMTE_ID C00343863 in itpas2.txt (2017-2018) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: committee-to-committee transactions (oth) | C00343863 transfers to party committees and PACs | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC docquery raw electronic filing (.fec), Schedule A | C00849810 2026 Pre-General report, Schedule A line 11(a)(i) excluding memo entries | Oct 30, 2026 | 6868 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 1999-2000; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2001-2002; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2003-2004; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2005-2006; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2007-2008; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2009-2010; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2011-2012; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2013-2014; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2015-2016; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2017-2018; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2019-2020; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2021-2022; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2023-2024; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data: contributions by individuals (indiv) | contributor ROGERS, MICHAEL / ROGERS, MIKE, 2025-2026; accept only rows tied by city/employer/occupation | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2008FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2009FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2010FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2011FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2012FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2013FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2014FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2015FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2016FD.txt rows Last=ROGERS, StateDst=MI08 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure PDFs | DocIDs 8135756, 8140559, 8147408, 8202717, 8205654, 9102989, 8212631, 8214955, 8215754, 8216384, 9105780, 9105952, 9106467 | Oct 30, 2026 | 13 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index (pre-2008) | Rogers MI08 reports for CY2000-CY2006 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. Senate eFD (efdsearch.senate.gov) | last_name=Rogers, first_name=Michael/Mike, filer_types=[4] (candidates), 2023-2026 | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. Senate eFD (browser) | last name Rogers, first name Mi, filer type Candidate | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Court cases | CourtListener REST API v4 search (fetch.py courtlistener) | Mike Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | CourtListener REST API v4 search (fetch.py courtlistener) | Michael J. Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | CourtListener REST API v4 search (fetch.py courtlistener) | Michael Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | CourtListener RECAP dockets (web search) | party_name "Mike Rogers" | Oct 30, 2026 | 39 |
| Court cases | CourtListener RECAP dockets (web search) | party_name "Michael J. Rogers" | Oct 30, 2026 | 60 |
| Court cases | CourtListener RECAP dockets (web search) | party_name "Michael Rogers", courts E.D./W.D. Mich. (incl. bankruptcy), 6th Cir., D.D.C., D.C. Cir. | Oct 30, 2026 | 17 |
| Court cases | CourtListener opinions (web search) | "Mike Rogers" AND (Michigan OR Intelligence) | Oct 30, 2026 | 11 |
| Court cases | CourtListener RECAP full text (web search) | "Rogers for Congress" OR "Rogers for Senate" OR "Securing America's Future PAC" | Oct 30, 2026 | 7 |
| Court cases | CourtListener docket entries | Klaskin v. MITRE docket entries (disposition) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Court cases | Michigan courts case search | Mike Rogers / Michael J. Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | PACER | Michael J. Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Michigan courts case search (Supreme Court, Court of Appeals; browser) | "Mike Rogers" | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Michigan courts case search (Supreme Court, Court of Appeals; browser) | Mike Rogers (unquoted) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Michigan courts case search (Supreme Court, Court of Appeals; browser) | "Michael Rogers" | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Michigan courts case search (Supreme Court, Court of Appeals; browser) | "Michael J Rogers" | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Michigan courts case search (Supreme Court, Court of Appeals; browser) | "Rogers for Senate" / "Rogers for Congress" | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | CourtListener RECAP (via disc agent) | Currie v. Andrews (E.D. Mich. 2016) defendant 'Mike Rogers' | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | web search | Mike Rogers former House Intelligence chairman Westwood One radio show 2015 | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Work and business | RBR (Radio & Television Business Report) | Rogers Westwood One announcement | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | Media Confidential | Westwood One segment launch | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | ExecutiveBiz | Westwood One show begins | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | web search | "Mike Rogers" former congressman Michigan CNN national security commentator Declassified host Belfer CSPC | Oct 30, 2026 | 17 |
| Work and business | CNN Pressroom | Rogers joins CNN | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | CNN Pressroom | Declassified premiere announcement | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | CNN profile page | Mike Rogers profile | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | Hudson Institute expert page | Mike Rogers expert page | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | Intelligence Community News | Rogers joins Hudson Institute | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress | Mike Rogers biography | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Rogers" "House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence" | Oct 30, 2026 | 16 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Rogers" "8th Congressional District" | Oct 30, 2026 | 262 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Mike Rogers" "former Congressman" | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Michael J. Rogers" "Congress" | Oct 30, 2026 | 73 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Rogers" "Michigan" "Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence" | Oct 30, 2026 | 38 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Mike Rogers" "Intelligence Committee" | Oct 30, 2026 | 2 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR full-text search | "Rogers" "House Intelligence Committee" | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | SEC EDGAR filings | IronNet DEF 14A 2022-05-26, 10-K/A 2024-01-31, 8-K 2023-07-25; D-Wave Quantum DEF 14A 2023-04-24, DEF 14A 2024-04-23, 8-K 2023-09-11; submissions JSON for CIK 1777946 and 1907982 | Oct 30, 2026 | 8 |
| Work and business | Michigan LARA Corporations Online Filing System | Officer/entity search for Michael J. Rogers; entities from his disclosures | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | MiBusiness Registry (LARA) | Officer/entity search for Michael J. Rogers; entities from his disclosures | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | OpenCorporates | Officer/entity search for Michael J. Rogers; entities from his disclosures | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | Delaware Division of Corporations entity search | Officer/entity search for Michael J. Rogers; entities from his disclosures | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | Virginia SCC Clerk's Information System | Officer/entity search for Michael J. Rogers; entities from his disclosures | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | DC CorpOnline | Officer/entity search for Michael J. Rogers; entities from his disclosures | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer API | "Mike Rogers" (organization name) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer people search | Rogers Mike (all states) | Oct 30, 2026 | 613 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer people search | Michael Rogers (all states) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1002 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer people search | Mike Rogers; states MI, DC, VA, MD | Oct 30, 2026 | 41 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer people search | Michael Rogers; states MI, DC, VA, MD | Oct 30, 2026 | 113 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer people search | Michael J Rogers (all states) | Oct 30, 2026 | 27 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer Form 990 full text | MITRE Corp. (EIN 04-2239742) returns FY2016-CY2023 | Oct 30, 2026 | 9 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer Form 990 full text | MITRE Engenuity, CSPC, Elite Detection K9, Leadership To Ensure The American Dream, Michigan Delta Foundation, MOAA returns | Oct 30, 2026 | 12 |
| Nonprofit roles | Atlantic Council Form 990 PDF (ProPublica download) | Atlantic Council of the U.S. (EIN 52-0742294) 2021 return | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | MITRE website | Rogers board election release | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Nonprofit roles | Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress website | Mike Rogers profile; /trustees page | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Nonprofit roles | Web search (WebSearch tool) | "Elite Detection K9" Michigan "Mike Rogers"; "Leadership to Ensure the American Dream" Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Education and service | National Personnel Records Center (Army service record) | Mike J. Rogers, U.S. Army 1985-1989 official military personnel file | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Education and service | FBI personnel records | Mike Rogers FBI special agent 1989-1994 employment record | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Education and service | web search | Adrian College alumnus "Mike Rogers" 1985 congressman adrian.edu | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Education and service | Michigan Military & Veterans Hall of Honor | Mike Rogers entry | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Campaign website (rogersforsenate.com) | page / biographical claims | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Campaign website (rogersforsenate.com) | page /meet-mike biographical claims | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Campaign website (rogersforsenate.com) | page /family-of-service biographical claims | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Campaign website (rogersforsenate.com) | page /what-michiganders-need-to-know biographical claims | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Campaign website (rogersforsenate.com) | page /news biographical claims | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Campaign website search | /about page | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | X profile | profile bio | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Facebook page | page intro | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback CDX (mikerogers.house.gov) | biography / about pages | Oct 30, 2026 | 6 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback (mikerogers.house.gov biography) | last Michigan-era House biography (Dec 2014) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback (mikerogers.house.gov biography) | House biography (May 2011) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback (mikerogers.house.gov biography) | House biography (Apr 2004) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback (mikerogers.house.gov about-mike) | 2015 'about-mike' capture | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Michigan Manual biographies (officeholder-supplied) | awards and memberships listed in 1995-96, 1997-98, 1999-2000 Manual biographies | Oct 30, 2026 | 3 |
| Identity | Wikidata | Mike Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 10 |
| Identity | congress-legislators (Bioguide crosswalk) | Rogers | Oct 30, 2026 | 23 |
| Identity | Open States people API | Mike Rogers (jurisdiction mi) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Identity | OpenFEC API candidates search | Rogers, Mike (state MI) | Oct 30, 2026 | 0 |
| Identity | FEC bulk data: candidate master (cn) and candidate-committee linkage (ccl), cycles 2024 and 2026 | ROGERS, MI* with state MI | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Identity | FEC bulk data: ccl and cm, cycles 2000-2022 | H0MI08042 | Oct 30, 2026 | 4 |
| Identity | Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress | R000572 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Identity | Ballotpedia | Mike Rogers (Michigan) | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
| Identity | Wikidata entity data | Q970515 | Oct 30, 2026 | 1 |
How this record was checked
- Data checksPassed schema, reference and evidence-rule checks.
- Archived sources374 of 374 sources have an archived copy.
- Reconciliation308 passed, 1 failed, 0 could not run (missing member lists or itemized data).
- Independent spot-checkA reviewer who did not collect the data checked 20 random facts: 20 correct, 0 wrong or partly wrong, 0 could not be checked (error rate 0%). After corrections, the same reviewer re-checked 1: 1 correct, 0 still wrong. See the corrections log.
The facts behind the resume's counts
- Official recordUndated identity link, Undated identity link, 2000 identity link, 2024 identity link, 2024 identity link, 2010 identity link, 2001-10-24 H.R. 3162 (107th Congress), 2005-07-21 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2005-12-14 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2006-03-07 S. 2271 (109th Congress), 2007-08-03 H.R. 3356 (110th Congress), 2007-08-04 S. 1927 (110th Congress), 2007-11-15 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-03-14 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-06-20 H.R. 6304 (110th Congress), 2010-02-25 H.R. 3961 (111th Congress), 2011-02-08 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-14 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-17 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-05-26 S. 990 (112th Congress), 2012-09-12 H.R. 5949 (112th Congress), 2012-04-26 H.R. 3523 (112th Congress), 2013-04-18 H.R. 624 (113th Congress), 2013-07-24 H.R. 2397 (113th Congress), 2014-05-22 H.R. 3361 (113th Congress), 2014-06-19 H.R. 4870 (113th Congress), 2011-05-13 H.R. 754 (112th Congress), 2011-09-09 H.R. 1892 (112th Congress), 2012-05-31 H.R. 5743 (112th Congress), 2012-12-31 S. 3454 (112th Congress), 2014-05-30 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2014-12-10 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2001-09-14 H.J.Res. 64 (107th Congress), 2002-10-10 H.J.Res. 114 (107th Congress), 2007-02-16 H.Con.Res. 63 (110th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.J.Res. 68 (112th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.R. 2278 (112th Congress), 2014-09-17 H.J.Res. 124 (113th Congress), 2001-05-26 H.R. 1836 (107th Congress), 2003-05-23 H.R. 2 (108th Congress), 2008-09-29 H.R. 3997 (110th Congress), 2008-10-03 H.R. 1424 (110th Congress), 2008-12-10 H.R. 7321 (110th Congress), 2009-02-13 H.R. 1 (111th Congress), 2010-12-17 H.R. 4853 (111th Congress), 2011-08-01 S. 365 (112th Congress), 2013-01-01 H.R. 8 (112th Congress), 2013-10-16 H.R. 2775 (113th Congress), 2013-12-12 H.J.Res. 59 (113th Congress), 2003-11-22 H.R. 1 (108th Congress), 2007-09-25 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2007-10-18 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2009-01-14 H.R. 2 (111th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2010-03-21 H.R. 3590 (111th Congress), 2011-01-19 H.R. 2 (112th Congress), 2003-10-02 S. 3 (108th Congress), 2004-02-26 H.R. 1997 (108th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2011-05-04 H.R. 3 (112th Congress), 2013-06-18 H.R. 1797 (113th Congress), 2005-05-24 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2006-07-19 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2005-10-20 S. 397 (109th Congress), 2011-11-16 H.R. 822 (112th Congress), 2005-12-16 H.R. 4437 (109th Congress), 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061 (109th Congress), 2010-12-08 H.R. 5281 (111th Congress), 2004-09-30 H.J.Res. 106 (108th Congress), 2007-11-07 H.R. 3685 (110th Congress), 2007-05-03 H.R. 1592 (110th Congress), 2009-04-29 H.R. 1913 (111th Congress), 2010-12-15 H.R. 2965 (111th Congress), 2013-02-28 S. 47 (113th Congress), 2007-01-10 H.R. 2 (110th Congress), 2007-03-01 H.R. 800 (110th Congress), 2009-01-09 H.R. 11 (111th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 6 (109th Congress), 2007-12-18 H.R. 6 (110th Congress), 2009-06-26 H.R. 2454 (111th Congress), 2010-06-30 H.R. 4173 (111th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 3045 (109th Congress), 2011-10-12 H.R. 3080 (112th Congress), 2002-02-14 H.R. 2356 (107th Congress), 2010-06-24 H.R. 5175 (111th Congress), 2014-12 sponsored bill, 2014-12 sponsored bill, 2014-12 cosponsored bill, 2014-05-20 H.R. 4681, 2011-02-17 H.R. 754, 2011-05-13 H.R. 1892, 2012-05-15 H.R. 5743, 2013-10-30 H.R. 3381, 2014-05-15 H.R. 4661, 2011-11-30 H.R. 3523, 2013-02-13 H.R. 624, 2014-03-25 H.R. 4291, 2011-01-05 H.R. 67, 2013-06-06 H.R. 2281, 2013-01-18 H.R. 307, 2011-06-28 H.R. 2405, 2012-12-17 H.R. 6672, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5533, 2006-03-29 H.R. 5037, 2006-06-20 H.R. 5646, 2009-06-04 H.R. 2711, 2005-10-27 H.R. 4167, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5534, 2011-03-17 H.R. 1206, 2009-06-11 H.Res. 537, 2009-06-26 H.Res. 602, 2007-05-22 H.Res. 428, 2007-02-14 H.Con.Res. 65, 2011-11-29 H.R. 3518, 2003-01-27 H.R. 382, 2005-02-02 H.R. 593, 2009-10-01 H.R. 3713, 2012-06-27 H.R. 6036, 2003-02-13 H.R. 760, 2005-02-10 H.R. 748, 2011-01-20 H.R. 3, 2013-05-14 H.R. 7, 2013-09-12 H.R. 1091, 2011-03-01 H.R. 217, 2003-02-27 H.R. 1036, 2003-10-21 H.R. 3193, 2006-07-20 H.R. 5092, 2011-03-14 H.R. 822, 2003-06-12 H.R. 8, 2005-03-02 H.R. 8, 2004-05-04 H.R. 4227, 2005-04-20 H.R. 809, 2011-01-25 H.R. 436, 2011-06-13 H.R. 1370, 2011-01-05 H.R. 2, 2013-03-13 H.R. 582, 2003-02-25 H.R. 583, 2013-06-28 H.R. 2575, 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061, 2005-01-26 H.R. 418, 2011-09-14 H.R. 2885, 2007-09-17 H.R. 3494, 2009-03-05 H.R. 1136, 2011-01-26 H.R. 514, 2012-06-15 H.R. 5949, 2006-07-18 H.R. 5825, 2007-07-24 H.R. 3138, 2013-09-27 H.R. 3103, 2006-09-26 H.R. 874, 2003-03-06 H.R. 1119, 2007-03-29 H.R. 980, 2012-04-19 H.R. 4157, 2010-03-02 H.J.Res. 77, 2011-03-14 H.R. 910, 2011-10-31 H.R. 2541, 2008-07-15 H.R. 6460, 2014-06-05 H.R. 4510, 2014-02-27 H.R. 3211, 2011-05-25 H.R. 1755, 2011-03-31 H.R. 10, 2001-04-04 H.R. 1408, 2001-07-11 H.R. 2473, 2002-06-27 H.R. 5054, 2002-02-14 H.R. 3763, 1995-03-07 SB 380, 1995-05-03 SB 496, 1995-05-25 SB 565, 1995-09-27 SB 696, 1995-10-05 SB 719, 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bill, 1997 sponsored bill, 1999 sponsored bill, 1999 leadership role, 1995 leadership role, 1995 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1999 leadership role, 1999-02-03 SB 1 (1999), 1999-03-02 SB 297 (1999), 1999-03-25 SB 297 (1999), 1999-05-06 SB 546 (1999), 1999-06-17 SB 546 (1999), 1999-05-26 HB 4530 (1999), 2000-12-13 HB 4530 (1999), 1999-06-10 HB 4745 (1999), 1999-10-12 SB 663 (1999), 1999-12-07 HB 4600 (1999), 2000-11-29 HB 5548 (2000), 1997-06-26 SB 569 (1997), 1998-07-02 HB 5622 (1998), 1995-01-11 held office, 1995 held office, 1997-01-08 held office, 1999-01-01 held office, 2001-01-02 held office, 2001-01-03 held office, 2001 held office, 2003 held office, 2005 held office, 2007 held office, 2009 held office, 2011 held office, 2013 held office, 2011-01-06 leadership role, 2013-01-03 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2003-01-28 leadership role, 2005-01-06 leadership role, 2007-01-10 leadership role, 2009-01-09 leadership role, 2011-01-12 leadership role, 2013-01-04 leadership role, 2005-01-26 leadership role, 2007-01-17 leadership role, 2009-01-15 leadership role, 1994-11-08 elected, 1998-08-04 elected, 1998-11-03 elected, 2000-08-08 elected, 2002-08-06 elected, 2004-08-03 elected, 2006-08-08 elected, 2008-08-05 elected, 2010-08-03 elected, 2012-08-07 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2002-11-05 elected, 2004-11-02 elected, 2006-11-07 elected, 2008-11-04 elected, 2010-11-02 elected, 2012-11-06 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2024-08-06 elected, 2024-11-05 lost election, 2024-11-05 lost election, 2026-08-04 elected, 1999-03-18 campaign committee, 2014-12-09 campaign committee, 2023-09-05 campaign committee, 2025-04-14 campaign committee, 2024-07-24 campaign committee, 2025-04-14 campaign committee, 2024-08-07 campaign committee, 2026-06-02 campaign committee, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2025-01-01 committee financial summary, 2026-10-01 committee financial summary, 1999-03-19 committee financial summary, 2001-01-01 committee financial summary, 2003-01-01 committee financial summary, 2005-01-01 committee financial summary, 2007-01-01 committee financial summary, 2009-01-01 committee financial summary, 2011-01-01 committee financial summary, 2013-01-01 committee financial summary, 2015-01-01 committee financial summary, 2013-12-27 made contribution, 2015-01-16 made contribution, 2015-02-24 made contribution, 2015-12-30 made contribution, 2015-08-09 made contribution, 2015-01-16 made contribution, 2015-08-09 made contribution, 2016-04-06 made contribution, 2016-08-02 made contribution, 2016-06-16 made contribution, 2013-06-24 made contribution, 2013-09-11 made contribution, 2014-10-27 made contribution, 1999-04-14 made contribution, 2008-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2009-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2010-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2011-05-16 financial disclosure filed, 2012-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2013-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2013-07-19 financial disclosure filed, 2014-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2014-06-13 financial disclosure filed, 2014-08-20 financial disclosure filed, 2014-12-19 financial disclosure filed, 2015-01-30 financial disclosure filed, 2015-05-12 financial disclosure filed, 2014-03 employment, 2014-02 employment, 2016-10-01 nonprofit role, 2017-10-01 nonprofit role, 2018-10-01 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2021-10-01 nonprofit role, 2022-01-01 nonprofit role, 2023-01-01 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-01-01 nonprofit role, 2020-07-01 nonprofit role, 2021-07-01 nonprofit role, 2022-07-01 nonprofit role, 2015-05 business role, 2023-07-20 business role, 2022-02-01 business role, 2022-08-05 business role, 2021-04 business role, 2023-09-04 business role, 2021-09-03 party to case, 2014-12-30 party to case, 2014-12-31 party to case, 2008-06-27 party to case, 2023-12-20 financial disclosure filed, 2024-06-13 financial disclosure filed, 2025-08-12 financial disclosure filed, 2026-05-08 financial disclosure filed, 2026-07-06 financial disclosure filed, 2026 financial disclosure filed, 2016-11 business role, 2017-09 business role, 2018-05 business role, 2018-10 business role, 2019-05 nonprofit role, 2020-04 nonprofit role, 2022-12 business role, 2015-01 business role, 2016-08 nonprofit role, 2016-10 nonprofit role, 2017-01 nonprofit role, 2018-03 business role, 2020-01 nonprofit role, 2021-02 business role, 2021-07 nonprofit role, 2017-01 employment, 2016-12 nonprofit role, 2016-12 employment, 2018-04 nonprofit role, 2019-01 business role, 2020-12 business role, 2020-05 nonprofit role, 2020-05 business role, 2016-08 employment, 2020-01 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 employment, 2024-06-13 business role, 2026-05-08 business role, 2026-07-06 business role, 2026-08-04 candidate for office
- Secondary sourceUndated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, 1981 education, 1985 education, 1985 education, 1985 military service, 2001-12 military service, 2011-12 military service, 2015-01-27 military service, 1989 employment, 2001-12 employment, 2015-01-05 employment, 2015-01-07 employment, 2015-01-27 employment, 2016-06-19 employment, Undated employment, 2021-11-16 nonprofit role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2022-05-26 nonprofit role
- Self-reported1995 education, 1995 education, 1995 education, 1995 military service, 1995 employment, 1995 business role, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1999 self reported claim
- Low confidenceNone.
- The candidate's own materials1995 education, 1995 education, 1995 education, 1995 military service, 1995 employment, 1995 business role, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2026-10-30 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2014-12-16 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2011-05-05 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 2004-04-24 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1997 self reported claim, 1999 self reported claim
- Kind: Identity linksUndated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, 2000 identity link, 2024 identity link, 2024 identity link, 2010 identity link, Undated identity link
- Kind: Offices held1999 leadership role, 1995 leadership role, 1995 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1999 leadership role, 1995-01-11 held office, 1995 held office, 1997-01-08 held office, 1999-01-01 held office, 2001-01-02 held office, 2001-01-03 held office, 2001 held office, 2003 held office, 2005 held office, 2007 held office, 2009 held office, 2011 held office, 2013 held office, 2011-01-06 leadership role, 2013-01-03 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2003-01-28 leadership role, 2005-01-06 leadership role, 2007-01-10 leadership role, 2009-01-09 leadership role, 2011-01-12 leadership role, 2013-01-04 leadership role, 2005-01-26 leadership role, 2007-01-17 leadership role, 2009-01-15 leadership role
- Kind: Elections1994-11-08 elected, 1998-08-04 elected, 1998-11-03 elected, 2000-08-08 elected, 2002-08-06 elected, 2004-08-03 elected, 2006-08-08 elected, 2008-08-05 elected, 2010-08-03 elected, 2012-08-07 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2002-11-05 elected, 2004-11-02 elected, 2006-11-07 elected, 2008-11-04 elected, 2010-11-02 elected, 2012-11-06 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2024-08-06 elected, 2024-11-05 lost election, 2024-11-05 lost election, 2026-08-04 elected, 2026-08-04 candidate for office
- Kind: Recorded votes2001-10-24 H.R. 3162 (107th Congress), 2005-07-21 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2005-12-14 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2006-03-07 S. 2271 (109th Congress), 2007-08-03 H.R. 3356 (110th Congress), 2007-08-04 S. 1927 (110th Congress), 2007-11-15 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-03-14 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-06-20 H.R. 6304 (110th Congress), 2010-02-25 H.R. 3961 (111th Congress), 2011-02-08 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-14 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-17 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-05-26 S. 990 (112th Congress), 2012-09-12 H.R. 5949 (112th Congress), 2012-04-26 H.R. 3523 (112th Congress), 2013-04-18 H.R. 624 (113th Congress), 2013-07-24 H.R. 2397 (113th Congress), 2014-05-22 H.R. 3361 (113th Congress), 2014-06-19 H.R. 4870 (113th Congress), 2011-05-13 H.R. 754 (112th Congress), 2011-09-09 H.R. 1892 (112th Congress), 2012-05-31 H.R. 5743 (112th Congress), 2012-12-31 S. 3454 (112th Congress), 2014-05-30 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2014-12-10 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2001-09-14 H.J.Res. 64 (107th Congress), 2002-10-10 H.J.Res. 114 (107th Congress), 2007-02-16 H.Con.Res. 63 (110th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.J.Res. 68 (112th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.R. 2278 (112th Congress), 2014-09-17 H.J.Res. 124 (113th Congress), 2001-05-26 H.R. 1836 (107th Congress), 2003-05-23 H.R. 2 (108th Congress), 2008-09-29 H.R. 3997 (110th Congress), 2008-10-03 H.R. 1424 (110th Congress), 2008-12-10 H.R. 7321 (110th Congress), 2009-02-13 H.R. 1 (111th Congress), 2010-12-17 H.R. 4853 (111th Congress), 2011-08-01 S. 365 (112th Congress), 2013-01-01 H.R. 8 (112th Congress), 2013-10-16 H.R. 2775 (113th Congress), 2013-12-12 H.J.Res. 59 (113th Congress), 2003-11-22 H.R. 1 (108th Congress), 2007-09-25 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2007-10-18 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2009-01-14 H.R. 2 (111th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2010-03-21 H.R. 3590 (111th Congress), 2011-01-19 H.R. 2 (112th Congress), 2003-10-02 S. 3 (108th Congress), 2004-02-26 H.R. 1997 (108th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2011-05-04 H.R. 3 (112th Congress), 2013-06-18 H.R. 1797 (113th Congress), 2005-05-24 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2006-07-19 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2005-10-20 S. 397 (109th Congress), 2011-11-16 H.R. 822 (112th Congress), 2005-12-16 H.R. 4437 (109th Congress), 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061 (109th Congress), 2010-12-08 H.R. 5281 (111th Congress), 2004-09-30 H.J.Res. 106 (108th Congress), 2007-11-07 H.R. 3685 (110th Congress), 2007-05-03 H.R. 1592 (110th Congress), 2009-04-29 H.R. 1913 (111th Congress), 2010-12-15 H.R. 2965 (111th Congress), 2013-02-28 S. 47 (113th Congress), 2007-01-10 H.R. 2 (110th Congress), 2007-03-01 H.R. 800 (110th Congress), 2009-01-09 H.R. 11 (111th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 6 (109th Congress), 2007-12-18 H.R. 6 (110th Congress), 2009-06-26 H.R. 2454 (111th Congress), 2010-06-30 H.R. 4173 (111th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 3045 (109th Congress), 2011-10-12 H.R. 3080 (112th Congress), 2002-02-14 H.R. 2356 (107th Congress), 2010-06-24 H.R. 5175 (111th Congress), 1999-02-03 SB 1 (1999), 1999-03-02 SB 297 (1999), 1999-03-25 SB 297 (1999), 1999-05-06 SB 546 (1999), 1999-06-17 SB 546 (1999), 1999-05-26 HB 4530 (1999), 2000-12-13 HB 4530 (1999), 1999-06-10 HB 4745 (1999), 1999-10-12 SB 663 (1999), 1999-12-07 HB 4600 (1999), 2000-11-29 HB 5548 (2000), 1997-06-26 SB 569 (1997), 1998-07-02 HB 5622 (1998)
- Kind: Bills sponsored2014-12 sponsored bill, 2014-12 sponsored bill, 2014-12 cosponsored bill, 2014-05-20 H.R. 4681, 2011-02-17 H.R. 754, 2011-05-13 H.R. 1892, 2012-05-15 H.R. 5743, 2013-10-30 H.R. 3381, 2014-05-15 H.R. 4661, 2011-11-30 H.R. 3523, 2013-02-13 H.R. 624, 2014-03-25 H.R. 4291, 2011-01-05 H.R. 67, 2013-06-06 H.R. 2281, 2013-01-18 H.R. 307, 2011-06-28 H.R. 2405, 2012-12-17 H.R. 6672, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5533, 2006-03-29 H.R. 5037, 2006-06-20 H.R. 5646, 2009-06-04 H.R. 2711, 2005-10-27 H.R. 4167, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5534, 2011-03-17 H.R. 1206, 2009-06-11 H.Res. 537, 2009-06-26 H.Res. 602, 2007-05-22 H.Res. 428, 2007-02-14 H.Con.Res. 65, 2011-11-29 H.R. 3518, 2003-01-27 H.R. 382, 2005-02-02 H.R. 593, 2009-10-01 H.R. 3713, 2012-06-27 H.R. 6036, 2003-02-13 H.R. 760, 2005-02-10 H.R. 748, 2011-01-20 H.R. 3, 2013-05-14 H.R. 7, 2013-09-12 H.R. 1091, 2011-03-01 H.R. 217, 2003-02-27 H.R. 1036, 2003-10-21 H.R. 3193, 2006-07-20 H.R. 5092, 2011-03-14 H.R. 822, 2003-06-12 H.R. 8, 2005-03-02 H.R. 8, 2004-05-04 H.R. 4227, 2005-04-20 H.R. 809, 2011-01-25 H.R. 436, 2011-06-13 H.R. 1370, 2011-01-05 H.R. 2, 2013-03-13 H.R. 582, 2003-02-25 H.R. 583, 2013-06-28 H.R. 2575, 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061, 2005-01-26 H.R. 418, 2011-09-14 H.R. 2885, 2007-09-17 H.R. 3494, 2009-03-05 H.R. 1136, 2011-01-26 H.R. 514, 2012-06-15 H.R. 5949, 2006-07-18 H.R. 5825, 2007-07-24 H.R. 3138, 2013-09-27 H.R. 3103, 2006-09-26 H.R. 874, 2003-03-06 H.R. 1119, 2007-03-29 H.R. 980, 2012-04-19 H.R. 4157, 2010-03-02 H.J.Res. 77, 2011-03-14 H.R. 910, 2011-10-31 H.R. 2541, 2008-07-15 H.R. 6460, 2014-06-05 H.R. 4510, 2014-02-27 H.R. 3211, 2011-05-25 H.R. 1755, 2011-03-31 H.R. 10, 2001-04-04 H.R. 1408, 2001-07-11 H.R. 2473, 2002-06-27 H.R. 5054, 2002-02-14 H.R. 3763, 1995-03-07 SB 380, 1995-05-03 SB 496, 1995-05-25 SB 565, 1995-09-27 SB 696, 1995-10-05 SB 719, 1996-02-15 SB 870, 1996-02-20 SB 872, 1996-05-08 SB 1010, 1996-05-14 SB 1026, 1996-05-14 SB 1027, 1996-05-14 SB 1028, 1996-05-21 SB 1042, 1996-05-21 SB 1043, 1996-05-21 SB 1044, 1996-05-21 SB 1045, 1996-09-10 SB 1108, 1996-09-24 SB 1177, 1997-02-04 SB 118, 1997-02-04 SB 119, 1997-02-04 SB 120, 1997-03-05 SB 281, 1997-03-26 SB 329, 1997-03-26 SB 330, 1997-03-26 SB 331, 1997-04-15 SB 376, 1997-04-15 SB 377, 1997-06-05 SB 571, 1997-06-05 SB 592, 1997-06-25 SB 627, 1997-12-30 SB 837, 1998-06-25 SB 1223, 1999-01-13 SB 7, 1999-01-27 SB 155, 1999-01-27 SB 157, 1999-02-16 SB 306, 1999-03-24 SB 468, 1999-03-24 SB 469, 1999-04-27 SB 544, 1999-04-29 SB 554, 1999-04-29 SB 557, 1999-05-04 SB 562, 1999-05-04 SB 567, 1999-05-05 SB 573, 1999-05-11 SB 594, 1999-05-11 SB 599, 1999-06-16 SB 661, 1999-09-22 SB 717, 1999-09-22 SB 718, 1999-09-28 SB 763, 1999-10-27 SB 855, 1999-12-01 SB 893, 1999-12-01 SB 894, 2000-01-25 SB 936, 2000-03-08 SB 1088, 2000-09-20 SB 1346, 2000-09-27 SB 1387, 1995 sponsored bill, 1997 sponsored bill, 1999 sponsored bill
- Kind: Executive actionsNone.
- Kind: Campaign money1999-03-18 campaign committee, 2014-12-09 campaign committee, 2023-09-05 campaign committee, 2025-04-14 campaign committee, 2024-07-24 campaign committee, 2025-04-14 campaign committee, 2024-08-07 campaign committee, 2026-06-02 campaign committee, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2025-01-01 committee financial summary, 2026-10-01 committee financial summary, 1999-03-19 committee financial summary, 2001-01-01 committee financial summary, 2003-01-01 committee financial summary, 2005-01-01 committee financial summary, 2007-01-01 committee financial summary, 2009-01-01 committee financial summary, 2011-01-01 committee financial summary, 2013-01-01 committee financial summary, 2015-01-01 committee financial summary, 2013-12-27 made contribution, 2015-01-16 made contribution, 2015-02-24 made contribution, 2015-12-30 made contribution, 2015-08-09 made contribution, 2015-01-16 made contribution, 2015-08-09 made contribution, 2016-04-06 made contribution, 2016-08-02 made contribution, 2016-06-16 made contribution, 2013-06-24 made contribution, 2013-09-11 made contribution, 2014-10-27 made contribution, 1999-04-14 made contribution
- Kind: Financial disclosures2008-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2009-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2010-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2011-05-16 financial disclosure filed, 2012-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2013-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2013-07-19 financial disclosure filed, 2014-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2014-06-13 financial disclosure filed, 2014-08-20 financial disclosure filed, 2014-12-19 financial disclosure filed, 2015-01-30 financial disclosure filed, 2015-05-12 financial disclosure filed, 2023-12-20 financial disclosure filed, 2024-06-13 financial disclosure filed, 2025-08-12 financial disclosure filed, 2026-05-08 financial disclosure filed, 2026-07-06 financial disclosure filed, 2026 financial disclosure filed
- Kind: Court cases2021-09-03 party to case, 2014-12-30 party to case, 2014-12-31 party to case, 2008-06-27 party to case
- Kind: Work and business1989 employment, 2001-12 employment, 2015-01-05 employment, 2015-01-07 employment, 2015-01-27 employment, 2016-06-19 employment, Undated employment, 2014-03 employment, 2014-02 employment, 2015-05 business role, 2023-07-20 business role, 2022-02-01 business role, 2022-08-05 business role, 2021-04 business role, 2023-09-04 business role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2016-11 business role, 2017-09 business role, 2018-05 business role, 2018-10 business role, 2022-12 business role, 2015-01 business role, 2018-03 business role, 2021-02 business role, 2017-01 employment, 2016-12 employment, 2019-01 business role, 2020-12 business role, 2020-05 business role, 2016-08 employment, 2020-01 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 employment, 2024-06-13 business role, 2026-05-08 business role, 2026-07-06 business role
- Kind: Nonprofit roles2016-10-01 nonprofit role, 2017-10-01 nonprofit role, 2018-10-01 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2021-10-01 nonprofit role, 2022-01-01 nonprofit role, 2023-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-11-16 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-01-01 nonprofit role, 2020-07-01 nonprofit role, 2021-07-01 nonprofit role, 2022-07-01 nonprofit role, 2022-05-26 nonprofit role, 2019-05 nonprofit role, 2020-04 nonprofit role, 2016-08 nonprofit role, 2016-10 nonprofit role, 2017-01 nonprofit role, 2020-01 nonprofit role, 2021-07 nonprofit role, 2016-12 nonprofit role, 2018-04 nonprofit role, 2020-05 nonprofit role
- Kind: Education and service1981 education, 1985 education, 1985 education, 1985 military service, 2001-12 military service, 2011-12 military service, 2015-01-27 military service
- Nonprofit roles2016-10-01 nonprofit role, 2017-10-01 nonprofit role, 2018-10-01 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2021-10-01 nonprofit role, 2022-01-01 nonprofit role, 2023-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-11-16 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-01-01 nonprofit role, 2020-07-01 nonprofit role, 2021-07-01 nonprofit role, 2022-07-01 nonprofit role, 2022-05-26 nonprofit role, 2019-05 nonprofit role, 2020-04 nonprofit role, 2016-08 nonprofit role, 2016-10 nonprofit role, 2017-01 nonprofit role, 2020-01 nonprofit role, 2021-07 nonprofit role, 2016-12 nonprofit role, 2018-04 nonprofit role, 2020-05 nonprofit role
- Votes: Yes2001-10-24 H.R. 3162 (107th Congress), 2005-07-21 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2005-12-14 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2006-03-07 S. 2271 (109th Congress), 2007-08-04 S. 1927 (110th Congress), 2008-06-20 H.R. 6304 (110th Congress), 2010-02-25 H.R. 3961 (111th Congress), 2011-02-08 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-14 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-17 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-05-26 S. 990 (112th Congress), 2012-09-12 H.R. 5949 (112th Congress), 2012-04-26 H.R. 3523 (112th Congress), 2013-04-18 H.R. 624 (113th Congress), 2014-05-22 H.R. 3361 (113th Congress), 2011-05-13 H.R. 754 (112th Congress), 2011-09-09 H.R. 1892 (112th Congress), 2012-05-31 H.R. 5743 (112th Congress), 2012-12-31 S. 3454 (112th Congress), 2014-05-30 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2014-12-10 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2001-09-14 H.J.Res. 64 (107th Congress), 2002-10-10 H.J.Res. 114 (107th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.J.Res. 68 (112th Congress), 2014-09-17 H.J.Res. 124 (113th Congress), 2001-05-26 H.R. 1836 (107th Congress), 2003-05-23 H.R. 2 (108th Congress), 2008-12-10 H.R. 7321 (110th Congress), 2010-12-17 H.R. 4853 (111th Congress), 2011-08-01 S. 365 (112th Congress), 2013-01-01 H.R. 8 (112th Congress), 2013-10-16 H.R. 2775 (113th Congress), 2013-12-12 H.J.Res. 59 (113th Congress), 2003-11-22 H.R. 1 (108th Congress), 2011-01-19 H.R. 2 (112th Congress), 2003-10-02 S. 3 (108th Congress), 2004-02-26 H.R. 1997 (108th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2011-05-04 H.R. 3 (112th Congress), 2013-06-18 H.R. 1797 (113th Congress), 2005-10-20 S. 397 (109th Congress), 2011-11-16 H.R. 822 (112th Congress), 2005-12-16 H.R. 4437 (109th Congress), 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061 (109th Congress), 2004-09-30 H.J.Res. 106 (108th Congress), 2013-02-28 S. 47 (113th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 6 (109th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 3045 (109th Congress), 2011-10-12 H.R. 3080 (112th Congress), 1999-02-03 SB 1 (1999), 1999-03-02 SB 297 (1999), 1999-03-25 SB 297 (1999), 1999-05-06 SB 546 (1999), 1999-06-17 SB 546 (1999), 1999-05-26 HB 4530 (1999), 2000-12-13 HB 4530 (1999), 1999-06-10 HB 4745 (1999), 1999-10-12 SB 663 (1999), 1999-12-07 HB 4600 (1999), 2000-11-29 HB 5548 (2000), 1997-06-26 SB 569 (1997), 1998-07-02 HB 5622 (1998)
- Votes: No2007-08-03 H.R. 3356 (110th Congress), 2007-11-15 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-03-14 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2013-07-24 H.R. 2397 (113th Congress), 2014-06-19 H.R. 4870 (113th Congress), 2007-02-16 H.Con.Res. 63 (110th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.R. 2278 (112th Congress), 2008-09-29 H.R. 3997 (110th Congress), 2008-10-03 H.R. 1424 (110th Congress), 2009-02-13 H.R. 1 (111th Congress), 2007-09-25 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2007-10-18 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2009-01-14 H.R. 2 (111th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2010-03-21 H.R. 3590 (111th Congress), 2005-05-24 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2006-07-19 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2010-12-08 H.R. 5281 (111th Congress), 2007-11-07 H.R. 3685 (110th Congress), 2007-05-03 H.R. 1592 (110th Congress), 2009-04-29 H.R. 1913 (111th Congress), 2010-12-15 H.R. 2965 (111th Congress), 2007-01-10 H.R. 2 (110th Congress), 2007-03-01 H.R. 800 (110th Congress), 2009-01-09 H.R. 11 (111th Congress), 2007-12-18 H.R. 6 (110th Congress), 2009-06-26 H.R. 2454 (111th Congress), 2010-06-30 H.R. 4173 (111th Congress), 2002-02-14 H.R. 2356 (107th Congress), 2010-06-24 H.R. 5175 (111th Congress)
- Votes: ExcusedNone.
- Votes: Not votingNone.
- Votes: PresentNone.
- UndatedUndated employment
- Topic: Macroeconomics2001-05-26 H.R. 1836 (107th Congress), 2003-05-23 H.R. 2 (108th Congress), 2009-02-13 H.R. 1 (111th Congress), 2010-12-17 H.R. 4853 (111th Congress), 2011-08-01 S. 365 (112th Congress), 2013-01-01 H.R. 8 (112th Congress), 2013-10-16 H.R. 2775 (113th Congress), 2013-12-12 H.J.Res. 59 (113th Congress), 2003-06-12 H.R. 8, 2005-03-02 H.R. 8, 2004-05-04 H.R. 4227, 2005-04-20 H.R. 809, 2011-01-25 H.R. 436, 2011-06-13 H.R. 1370, 2002-06-27 H.R. 5054, 1996-02-20 SB 872, 1999-04-27 SB 544, 1999-05-05 SB 573, 1999-09-22 SB 717, 1999-02-03 SB 1 (1999), 1999-06-10 HB 4745 (1999)
- Topic: Civil rights2003-10-02 S. 3 (108th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2011-05-04 H.R. 3 (112th Congress), 2013-06-18 H.R. 1797 (113th Congress), 2004-09-30 H.J.Res. 106 (108th Congress), 2007-11-07 H.R. 3685 (110th Congress), 2009-01-09 H.R. 11 (111th Congress), 2006-03-29 H.R. 5037, 2003-02-13 H.R. 760, 2005-02-10 H.R. 748, 2011-01-20 H.R. 3, 2013-05-14 H.R. 7, 2013-09-12 H.R. 1091, 2011-03-01 H.R. 217, 1997-04-15 SB 376, 1997-04-15 SB 377, 2000-01-25 SB 936, 1999-05-06 SB 546 (1999), 1999-06-17 SB 546 (1999), 1999-12-07 HB 4600 (1999), 2000-11-29 HB 5548 (2000)
- Topic: Health2003-11-22 H.R. 1 (108th Congress), 2007-09-25 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2007-10-18 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2009-01-14 H.R. 2 (111th Congress), 2009-11-07 H.R. 3962 (111th Congress), 2010-03-21 H.R. 3590 (111th Congress), 2011-01-19 H.R. 2 (112th Congress), 2005-05-24 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2006-07-19 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2013-01-18 H.R. 307, 2011-06-28 H.R. 2405, 2012-12-17 H.R. 6672, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5533, 2011-03-17 H.R. 1206, 2009-10-01 H.R. 3713, 2011-01-05 H.R. 2, 2013-03-13 H.R. 582, 2003-02-25 H.R. 583, 2013-06-28 H.R. 2575
- Topic: Law and crime2004-02-26 H.R. 1997 (108th Congress), 2005-10-20 S. 397 (109th Congress), 2011-11-16 H.R. 822 (112th Congress), 2007-05-03 H.R. 1592 (110th Congress), 2009-04-29 H.R. 1913 (111th Congress), 2013-02-28 S. 47 (113th Congress), 2003-02-27 H.R. 1036, 2003-10-21 H.R. 3193, 2006-07-20 H.R. 5092, 2011-03-14 H.R. 822, 1995-05-03 SB 496, 1995-05-25 SB 565, 1995-09-27 SB 696, 1996-02-15 SB 870, 1996-05-08 SB 1010, 1996-05-14 SB 1026, 1996-05-14 SB 1027, 1996-05-14 SB 1028, 1996-05-21 SB 1042, 1996-05-21 SB 1043, 1996-05-21 SB 1044, 1996-05-21 SB 1045, 1996-09-24 SB 1177, 1997-03-05 SB 281, 1997-06-05 SB 592, 1997-06-25 SB 627, 1998-06-25 SB 1223, 1999-01-13 SB 7, 1999-01-27 SB 155, 1999-03-24 SB 468, 1999-03-24 SB 469, 1999-05-04 SB 562, 1999-05-04 SB 567, 1999-05-11 SB 594, 1999-09-22 SB 718, 1999-10-27 SB 855, 1999-12-01 SB 893, 1999-12-01 SB 894, 2000-09-27 SB 1387, 1999-05-26 HB 4530 (1999), 2000-12-13 HB 4530 (1999), 2008-06-27 party to case
- Topic: Defense2001-10-24 H.R. 3162 (107th Congress), 2005-07-21 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2005-12-14 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2006-03-07 S. 2271 (109th Congress), 2007-08-03 H.R. 3356 (110th Congress), 2007-08-04 S. 1927 (110th Congress), 2007-11-15 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-03-14 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-06-20 H.R. 6304 (110th Congress), 2010-02-25 H.R. 3961 (111th Congress), 2011-02-08 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-14 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-02-17 H.R. 514 (112th Congress), 2011-05-26 S. 990 (112th Congress), 2012-09-12 H.R. 5949 (112th Congress), 2012-04-26 H.R. 3523 (112th Congress), 2013-04-18 H.R. 624 (113th Congress), 2013-07-24 H.R. 2397 (113th Congress), 2014-05-22 H.R. 3361 (113th Congress), 2014-06-19 H.R. 4870 (113th Congress), 2011-05-13 H.R. 754 (112th Congress), 2011-09-09 H.R. 1892 (112th Congress), 2012-05-31 H.R. 5743 (112th Congress), 2012-12-31 S. 3454 (112th Congress), 2014-05-30 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2014-12-10 H.R. 4681 (113th Congress), 2001-09-14 H.J.Res. 64 (107th Congress), 2002-10-10 H.J.Res. 114 (107th Congress), 2007-02-16 H.Con.Res. 63 (110th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.J.Res. 68 (112th Congress), 2011-06-24 H.R. 2278 (112th Congress), 2014-09-17 H.J.Res. 124 (113th Congress), 2010-12-15 H.R. 2965 (111th Congress), 2014-05-20 H.R. 4681, 2011-02-17 H.R. 754, 2011-05-13 H.R. 1892, 2012-05-15 H.R. 5743, 2013-10-30 H.R. 3381, 2014-05-15 H.R. 4661, 2014-03-25 H.R. 4291, 2011-01-05 H.R. 67, 2009-06-11 H.Res. 537, 2009-06-26 H.Res. 602, 2007-02-14 H.Con.Res. 65, 2011-01-26 H.R. 514, 2012-06-15 H.R. 5949, 2006-07-18 H.R. 5825, 2007-07-24 H.R. 3138, 2013-09-27 H.R. 3103, 1995-03-07 SB 380, 1999-01-27 SB 157, 2016-10-01 nonprofit role, 2017-10-01 nonprofit role, 2018-10-01 nonprofit role, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2021-10-01 nonprofit role, 2022-01-01 nonprofit role, 2023-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-11-16 nonprofit role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2019-05 nonprofit role, 2016-08 nonprofit role, 2017-01 nonprofit role, 2018-03 business role, 2020-01 nonprofit role, 2019-01 business role, 2020-12 business role
- Topic: Technology2011-11-30 H.R. 3523, 2013-02-13 H.R. 624, 2013-06-06 H.R. 2281, 1997-12-30 SB 837, 2019-10-01 nonprofit role, 2020-10-01 nonprofit role, 2015-05 business role, 2023-07-20 business role, 2022-02-01 business role, 2022-08-05 business role, 2021-04 business role, 2023-09-04 business role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2017-09 business role, 2018-05 business role, 2018-10 business role, 2021-02 business role, 2017-01 employment, 2016-12 employment, 2020-05 business role, 2020-01 business role
- Topic: Other topics2008-09-29 H.R. 3997 (110th Congress), 2008-10-03 H.R. 1424 (110th Congress), 2008-12-10 H.R. 7321 (110th Congress), 2010-06-30 H.R. 4173 (111th Congress), 2014-06-05 H.R. 4510, 2014-02-27 H.R. 3211, 2011-05-25 H.R. 1755, 2001-04-04 H.R. 1408, 2002-02-14 H.R. 3763, 1996-09-10 SB 1108, 1997-02-04 SB 118, 1997-02-04 SB 119, 1997-02-04 SB 120, 1997-06-05 SB 571, 1999-04-29 SB 554, 2000-03-08 SB 1088, 1997-06-26 SB 569 (1997), 2007-01-10 H.R. 2 (110th Congress), 2007-03-01 H.R. 800 (110th Congress), 2006-09-26 H.R. 874, 2003-03-06 H.R. 1119, 2007-03-29 H.R. 980, 2012-04-19 H.R. 4157, 1999-10-12 SB 663 (1999), 2021-09-03 party to case, 2005-12-16 H.R. 4437 (109th Congress), 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061 (109th Congress), 2010-12-08 H.R. 5281 (111th Congress), 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061, 2005-01-26 H.R. 418, 2011-09-14 H.R. 2885, 2007-09-17 H.R. 3494, 2009-03-05 H.R. 1136, 2003-01-27 H.R. 382, 2005-02-02 H.R. 593, 2010-03-02 H.J.Res. 77, 2011-03-14 H.R. 910, 2011-10-31 H.R. 2541, 2008-07-15 H.R. 6460, 1998-07-02 HB 5622 (1998), 2002-02-14 H.R. 2356 (107th Congress), 2010-06-24 H.R. 5175 (111th Congress), 2009-06-04 H.R. 2711, 2007-05-22 H.Res. 428, 2011-11-29 H.R. 3518, 2011-03-31 H.R. 10, 2001-07-11 H.R. 2473, 2005-07-28 H.R. 6 (109th Congress), 2007-12-18 H.R. 6 (110th Congress), 2009-06-26 H.R. 2454 (111th Congress), 2006-06-20 H.R. 5646, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5534, 1995-10-05 SB 719, 1999-02-16 SB 306, 1999-04-29 SB 557, 1999-06-16 SB 661, 2000-09-20 SB 1346, 1999-05-11 SB 599, 1999-03-02 SB 297 (1999), 1999-03-25 SB 297 (1999), 1997-03-26 SB 329, 1997-03-26 SB 330, 1997-03-26 SB 331, 2012-06-27 H.R. 6036, 2022-05-26 nonprofit role, 2018-04 nonprofit role, 2005-10-27 H.R. 4167, 1999-09-28 SB 763, 2005-07-28 H.R. 3045 (109th Congress), 2011-10-12 H.R. 3080 (112th Congress), 2020-04 nonprofit role
- Topic: No topic recorded2014-12 sponsored bill, 2014-12 sponsored bill, 2014-12 cosponsored bill, 1995 sponsored bill, 1997 sponsored bill, 1999 sponsored bill, 1999 leadership role, 1995 leadership role, 1995 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1999 leadership role, 1995-01-11 held office, 1995 held office, 1997-01-08 held office, 1999-01-01 held office, 2001-01-02 held office, 2001-01-03 held office, 2001 held office, 2003 held office, 2005 held office, 2007 held office, 2009 held office, 2011 held office, 2013 held office, 2011-01-06 leadership role, 2013-01-03 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2003-01-28 leadership role, 2005-01-06 leadership role, 2007-01-10 leadership role, 2009-01-09 leadership role, 2011-01-12 leadership role, 2013-01-04 leadership role, 2005-01-26 leadership role, 2007-01-17 leadership role, 2009-01-15 leadership role, 1994-11-08 elected, 1998-08-04 elected, 1998-11-03 elected, 2000-08-08 elected, 2002-08-06 elected, 2004-08-03 elected, 2006-08-08 elected, 2008-08-05 elected, 2010-08-03 elected, 2012-08-07 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2002-11-05 elected, 2004-11-02 elected, 2006-11-07 elected, 2008-11-04 elected, 2010-11-02 elected, 2012-11-06 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2024-08-06 elected, 2024-11-05 lost election, 2024-11-05 lost election, 2026-08-04 elected, 1981 education, 1985 education, 1985 education, 1985 military service, 2001-12 military service, 2011-12 military service, 2015-01-27 military service, 1989 employment, 2001-12 employment, 2015-01-05 employment, 2015-01-07 employment, 2015-01-27 employment, 2016-06-19 employment, Undated employment, 1999-03-18 campaign committee, 2014-12-09 campaign committee, 2023-09-05 campaign committee, 2025-04-14 campaign committee, 2024-07-24 campaign committee, 2025-04-14 campaign committee, 2024-08-07 campaign committee, 2026-06-02 campaign committee, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2025-01-01 committee financial summary, 2026-10-01 committee financial summary, 1999-03-19 committee financial summary, 2001-01-01 committee financial summary, 2003-01-01 committee financial summary, 2005-01-01 committee financial summary, 2007-01-01 committee financial summary, 2009-01-01 committee financial summary, 2011-01-01 committee financial summary, 2013-01-01 committee financial summary, 2015-01-01 committee financial summary, 2013-12-27 made contribution, 2015-01-16 made contribution, 2015-02-24 made contribution, 2015-12-30 made contribution, 2015-08-09 made contribution, 2015-01-16 made contribution, 2015-08-09 made contribution, 2016-04-06 made contribution, 2016-08-02 made contribution, 2016-06-16 made contribution, 2013-06-24 made contribution, 2013-09-11 made contribution, 2014-10-27 made contribution, 1999-04-14 made contribution, 2008-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2009-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2010-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2011-05-16 financial disclosure filed, 2012-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2013-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2013-07-19 financial disclosure filed, 2014-05-15 financial disclosure filed, 2014-06-13 financial disclosure filed, 2014-08-20 financial disclosure filed, 2014-12-19 financial disclosure filed, 2015-01-30 financial disclosure filed, 2015-05-12 financial disclosure filed, 2014-03 employment, 2014-02 employment, 2020-01-01 nonprofit role, 2021-01-01 nonprofit role, 2020-07-01 nonprofit role, 2021-07-01 nonprofit role, 2022-07-01 nonprofit role, 2023-04-24 business role, 2022-05-26 business role, 2014-12-30 party to case, 2014-12-31 party to case, 2023-12-20 financial disclosure filed, 2024-06-13 financial disclosure filed, 2025-08-12 financial disclosure filed, 2026-05-08 financial disclosure filed, 2026-07-06 financial disclosure filed, 2026 financial disclosure filed, 2016-11 business role, 2022-12 business role, 2015-01 business role, 2016-10 nonprofit role, 2021-07 nonprofit role, 2016-12 nonprofit role, 2020-05 nonprofit role, 2016-08 employment, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 business role, 2023-12-20 employment, 2024-06-13 business role, 2026-05-08 business role, 2026-07-06 business role, 2026-08-04 candidate for office
- Dated1981 education, 1985 military service, 1985 education, 1985 education, 1989 employment, 1994-11-08 elected, 1995 leadership role, 1995 held office, 1995 leadership role, 1995 sponsored bill, 1995-01-11 held office, 1995-03-07 SB 380, 1995-05-03 SB 496, 1995-05-25 SB 565, 1995-09-27 SB 696, 1995-10-05 SB 719, 1996-02-15 SB 870, 1996-02-20 SB 872, 1996-05-08 SB 1010, 1996-05-14 SB 1028, 1996-05-14 SB 1026, 1996-05-14 SB 1027, 1996-05-21 SB 1044, 1996-05-21 SB 1042, 1996-05-21 SB 1045, 1996-05-21 SB 1043, 1996-09-10 SB 1108, 1996-09-24 SB 1177, 1997 leadership role, 1997 leadership role, 1997 sponsored bill, 1997 leadership role, 1997-01-08 held office, 1997-02-04 SB 119, 1997-02-04 SB 120, 1997-02-04 SB 118, 1997-03-05 SB 281, 1997-03-26 SB 331, 1997-03-26 SB 329, 1997-03-26 SB 330, 1997-04-15 SB 376, 1997-04-15 SB 377, 1997-06-05 SB 571, 1997-06-05 SB 592, 1997-06-25 SB 627, 1997-06-26 SB 569 (1997), 1997-12-30 SB 837, 1998-06-25 SB 1223, 1998-07-02 HB 5622 (1998), 1998-08-04 elected, 1998-11-03 elected, 1999 leadership role, 1999 leadership role, 1999 sponsored bill, 1999-01-01 held office, 1999-01-13 SB 7, 1999-01-27 SB 157, 1999-01-27 SB 155, 1999-02-03 SB 1 (1999), 1999-02-16 SB 306, 1999-03-02 SB 297 (1999), 1999-03-18 campaign committee, 1999-03-19 committee financial summary, 1999-03-24 SB 468, 1999-03-24 SB 469, 1999-03-25 SB 297 (1999), 1999-04-14 made contribution, 1999-04-27 SB 544, 1999-04-29 SB 554, 1999-04-29 SB 557, 1999-05-04 SB 567, 1999-05-04 SB 562, 1999-05-05 SB 573, 1999-05-06 SB 546 (1999), 1999-05-11 SB 599, 1999-05-11 SB 594, 1999-05-26 HB 4530 (1999), 1999-06-10 HB 4745 (1999), 1999-06-16 SB 661, 1999-06-17 SB 546 (1999), 1999-09-22 SB 717, 1999-09-22 SB 718, 1999-09-28 SB 763, 1999-10-12 SB 663 (1999), 1999-10-27 SB 855, 1999-12-01 SB 893, 1999-12-01 SB 894, 1999-12-07 HB 4600 (1999), 2000-01-25 SB 936, 2000-03-08 SB 1088, 2000-08-08 elected, 2000-09-20 SB 1346, 2000-09-27 SB 1387, 2000-11-07 elected, 2000-11-07 elected, 2000-11-29 HB 5548 (2000), 2000-12-13 HB 4530 (1999), 2001 held office, 2001-01-01 committee financial summary, 2001-01-02 held office, 2001-01-03 held office, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2001-01-06 leadership role, 2001-04-04 H.R. 1408, 2001-05-26 H.R. 1836 (107th Congress), 2001-07-11 H.R. 2473, 2001-09-14 H.J.Res. 64 (107th Congress), 2001-10-24 H.R. 3162 (107th Congress), 2001-12 employment, 2001-12 military service, 2002-02-14 H.R. 2356 (107th Congress), 2002-02-14 H.R. 3763, 2002-06-27 H.R. 5054, 2002-08-06 elected, 2002-10-10 H.J.Res. 114 (107th Congress), 2002-11-05 elected, 2003 held office, 2003-01-01 committee financial summary, 2003-01-27 H.R. 382, 2003-01-28 leadership role, 2003-02-13 H.R. 760, 2003-02-25 H.R. 583, 2003-02-27 H.R. 1036, 2003-03-06 H.R. 1119, 2003-05-23 H.R. 2 (108th Congress), 2003-06-12 H.R. 8, 2003-10-02 S. 3 (108th Congress), 2003-10-21 H.R. 3193, 2003-11-22 H.R. 1 (108th Congress), 2004-02-26 H.R. 1997 (108th Congress), 2004-05-04 H.R. 4227, 2004-08-03 elected, 2004-09-30 H.J.Res. 106 (108th Congress), 2004-11-02 elected, 2005 held office, 2005-01-01 committee financial summary, 2005-01-06 leadership role, 2005-01-26 leadership role, 2005-01-26 H.R. 418, 2005-02-02 H.R. 593, 2005-02-10 H.R. 748, 2005-03-02 H.R. 8, 2005-04-20 H.R. 809, 2005-05-24 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2005-07-21 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 3045 (109th Congress), 2005-07-28 H.R. 6 (109th Congress), 2005-10-20 S. 397 (109th Congress), 2005-10-27 H.R. 4167, 2005-12-14 H.R. 3199 (109th Congress), 2005-12-16 H.R. 4437 (109th Congress), 2006-03-07 S. 2271 (109th Congress), 2006-03-29 H.R. 5037, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5533, 2006-06-06 H.R. 5534, 2006-06-20 H.R. 5646, 2006-07-18 H.R. 5825, 2006-07-19 H.R. 810 (109th Congress), 2006-07-20 H.R. 5092, 2006-08-08 elected, 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061, 2006-09-14 H.R. 6061 (109th Congress), 2006-09-26 H.R. 874, 2006-11-07 elected, 2007 held office, 2007-01-01 committee financial summary, 2007-01-10 leadership role, 2007-01-10 H.R. 2 (110th Congress), 2007-01-17 leadership role, 2007-02-14 H.Con.Res. 65, 2007-02-16 H.Con.Res. 63 (110th Congress), 2007-03-01 H.R. 800 (110th Congress), 2007-03-29 H.R. 980, 2007-05-03 H.R. 1592 (110th Congress), 2007-05-22 H.Res. 428, 2007-07-24 H.R. 3138, 2007-08-03 H.R. 3356 (110th Congress), 2007-08-04 S. 1927 (110th Congress), 2007-09-17 H.R. 3494, 2007-09-25 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2007-10-18 H.R. 976 (110th Congress), 2007-11-07 H.R. 3685 (110th Congress), 2007-11-15 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2007-12-18 H.R. 6 (110th Congress), 2008-03-14 H.R. 3773 (110th Congress), 2008-05-14 financial disclosure filed, 2008-06-20 H.R. 6304 (110th Congress), 2008-06-27 party to case, 2008-07-15 H.R. 6460, 2008-08-05 elected, 2008-09-29 H.R. 3997 (110th Congress), 2008-10-03 H.R. 1424 (110th Congress), 2008-11-04 elected, 2008-12-10 H.R. 7321 (110th Congress), 2009 held office, 2009-01-01 committee financial summary, 2009-01-09 H.R. 11 (111th Congress), 2009-01-09 leadership role, 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Corrections
Evidence grade changed from secondary to self-reported for six claims drawn from the biography text of the 1995-1996 Michigan Manual (degree, ROTC, FBI Academy, Army rank, FBI posting, E.B.I. Builders).
Corrected the 'action text line N' locator in eight sponsored-bill claims: c-fffabd5acdce 60->447, c-49cfdbf7b201 86->277, c-4070005d225f 56->292, c-f592b3a0bf0c 77->213, c-3943c0832b02 56->342, c-90a1e96d384c 47->277, c-448090e3799e 112->532, c-b97d113a59d6 71->218. Statements, dates and action text are unchanged.