Trump and Obama face off from afar in high-stakes Michigan Senate race
(NewsNation) — With nine days until midterm election polls close, candidates are working overtime to ensure their messages reach potential voters. In Michigan, that has meant high-profile political figures stumping across the state as early voting gets underway. President Donald Trump arrived in Port Huron, Michigan, on Sunday to campaign for Republican candidate Mike Rogers. Meanwhile, in Detroit, Former President Barack Obama appeared Saturday to support Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Each made the case for why their party's Senate candidate is best suited to represent Michigan. In…
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