Haley Stevens

Stevens says she wants to lower health care costs, protect Medicare and Medicaid, and defend science-based care. Her campaign also says it supports health equity and access to affordable care.

Stevens emphasizes manufacturing, industrial policy, workforce training, and federal investment to strengthen Michigan jobs and supply chains. Her campaign says it wants to create jobs, lower costs, and support Michigan’s economic future.

Stevens’ campaign links climate and energy policy to clean water, infrastructure, environmental justice, and lower household costs. Her MI Hope Agenda calls for safe drinking water, lead pipe replacement, PFAS cleanup, and affordable energy for Michigan families.

Stevens has publicly supported reproductive rights and abortion access, though the campaign materials reviewed here do not provide a detailed standalone abortion policy page. Her public comments and allied coverage indicate support for protecting reproductive freedom.

Stevens has criticized Trump-era ICE deployments and introduced legislation to create independent oversight of DHS and ICE misconduct. Her position appears to favor accountability and local coordination rather than abolishing ICE.

Stevens supports commonsense gun-safety laws, fair and accountable policing, and community-based violence prevention. Her campaign’s MI Hope Agenda says these steps are meant to protect families and rebuild trust.

Stevens has taken a strongly pro-Israel position and introduced a resolution condemning Hamas’ attack and hostage-taking. Public reporting also describes her as supporting diplomacy and human-rights language in foreign policy debates.

Stevens frames her campaign around equitable federal investment, access for underserved communities, health equity, environmental justice, and support for Black and brown communities in Michigan. Her campaign materials explicitly describe the MI Hope Agenda as a commitment to those communities.

Stevens’ campaign says Michigan should invest in education, STEM, and job-training pipelines to support manufacturing and innovation. The MI Hope Agenda presents education as part of a broader workforce and competitiveness strategy.

Stevens has emphasized innovation, research, and helping small businesses adopt artificial intelligence safely, but no detailed standalone AI platform was found in the sources reviewed. Her public record suggests support for technology policy tied to manufacturing and competitiveness.

Stevens supports voting-rights protections and democracy-related legislation, including federal efforts such as the Freedom to Vote Act and the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. Reporting also shows she has been endorsed by voting-rights advocates in the Senate race.

Stevens focuses on Michigan-specific concerns such as manufacturing, tariffs, housing costs, clean water, and the cost of living. Her campaign says it wants to expand housing supply and support low-income families, seniors, and people with disabilities.