Mike Rogers' Support of Corporate Special Interests Focus of New Senate Majority PAC Ad

Senate Majority PAC is out today with a new television ad hitting Mike Rogers for cashing in with corporate special interests while Michigan families are left to fend for themselves against a cost-of-living crisis he helped create.

When Rogers left Washington, he didn’t go home. Instead, Rogers went to work lobbying for corporations that contract with the federal government, including industries he was previously charged with overseeing as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. From his home base in Florida, Rogers earned more than $15 million by trading on his name and network as a former member of Congress.

While Rogers’ bank account grew, Michigan fell further behind. Nearly 4 in 10 Michiganders are struggling to afford the basics, and roughly 13 percent of the state lives below the federal poverty line.

“When he left Congress, Rogers abandoned Michigan families and stayed in Washington. Cashed in on favors he did for big special interests. Pocketing millions from big corporations doing business before his old committee,” the narrator says in the 30-second ad. “Rogers got so rich, he bought himself a Florida mansion, complete with two luxury yachts, while everyday Michiganders struggle.”

The $3 million ad will run on television throughout the state. It is Senate Majority PAC’s first ad in Michigan for the 2026 cycle.

Watch “Rigged.”