Another GOP candidate enters crowded primary for Michigan Sen. Stabenow’s seat
Republican businessman Sandy Pensler has declared his bid for the U.S. Senate seat being left vacant by Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow. Pensler, who had previously lost the GOP primary for the same seat in 2018, is among a crowded field of Republican candidates including former U.S. Representatives Peter Meijer and Mike Rogers, and former Detroit Police Chief James Craig, all hoping to flip the Michigan seat. The primary’s victor will face off against the Democratic nominee, likely either Rep. Elissa Slotkin or actor Hill Harper, in the general election. Pensler owns Pensler Capital, an investment group, and The Korex Cos. In 2018, Pensler reportedly contributed nearly $5 million of his own money to his campaign.
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