Former GOP Congressman Justin Amash Considers Michigan Senate Run
Amash Launches Exploratory Committee Amid Crowded Republican Primary
- Former Republican Congressman Justin Amash, who left the party in 2019 and became an independent, is considering running for Senate in Michigan.
- Amash has launched an exploratory committee as he considers a run for the Senate seat being vacated by the retiring Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D).
- The race for the Republican nomination already features former Rep. Mike Rogers, former Rep. Peter Meijer and former Detroit Police Chief James Craig.
- Amash served in his House seat representing Michigan’s 3rd Congressional District for 10 years before choosing not to run for reelection in 2020.
- A recent statewide poll found the race to be a “toss-up” with a sizable number of independent voters undecided.