Lauren Gibbons is a Reporter at Bridge Michigan. She specializes in government and politics, focusing on elections, public policy, and economic policy, while also covering health and wellness topics. Lauren's work has been featured in outlets such as TechTarget, Yahoo Finance, and Michigan Public Radio.
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East Lansing, United States (Local)
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LANSING — Defying the Democratic establishment and an onslaught of outside spending against him, Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won Michigan's fiercely
By: Jordyn Hermani, Lauren Gibbons
Michigan progressives won several competitive races in Michigan on Tuesday, including key primaries for US Senate and House
By: Lauren Gibbons
Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed drew intense attacks from the Trump administration over the weekend
By: Lauren Gibbons
GOP US Senate candidate Mike Rogers and his allies are making the case to voters that Abdul El-Sayed hates a lot of things Michigan residents enjoy. They’re quoting El-Sayed’s past comments, but in several cases omit key context.
By: Lauren Gibbons
Mike Rogers' and Abdul El-Sayed's records, ties to polarizing political figures expected to factor heavily into Michigan's US Senate race
By: Lauren Gibbons
With primaries over, GOP candidate Mike Rogers has stepped back into the spotlight for his second run at the US Senate
By: Lauren Gibbons
At its convention, the Michigan Democratic Party preached unity after a contentious primary, rallied against the Trump administration
By: Lauren Gibbons
In Michigan’s US Senate race, Republican Mike Rogers claimed without evidence that Democrat Abdul El-Sayed ‘pledged his support’ to the Muslim Brotherhood. Here are the facts.
By: Lauren Gibbons
Michigan political candidates in key races for governor, US Senate are weighing in on use of automated license plate readers
GOP US Senate candidate Mike Rogers and allies have claimed Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood
