As the Michigan Senate race heats up, both Democratic and Republican candidates are making significant fundraising efforts. Democrats have managed to raise substantial amounts in their primary race, with candidates like Abdul El-Sayed, backed by Bernie Sanders, generating over $24,000 a day while rejecting PAC money. Meanwhile, Mike Rogers, a GOP candidate aiming to flip the seat, has raised $1.5 million with the support of a pro-Rogers super PAC that has brought in an impressive $5 million. The competition among Democrats is fierce, with polling indicating a tight race as they vie to secure their position. In this politically charged environment, fundraising will play a crucial role in determining the outcome of this highly contested Senate seat.