GOP Senate Candidates Face Residency Scrutiny in Key Battleground States

Republican nominees in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Montana are under fire for alleged weak ties to the states they aim to represent.

Michigan GOP Senate nominee Mike Rogers is criticized for not residing in the home where he is registered to vote, raising legal and ethical questions.
Dave McCormick, running in Pennsylvania, emphasizes his deep local roots amid accusations of maintaining stronger ties to Connecticut.
Wisconsin candidate Eric Hovde faces scrutiny over his California residence, despite his business and personal history in the state.
Montana's Tim Sheehy, originally from Minnesota, is accused of contributing to rising real estate costs as a newcomer.
These residency issues could impact the balance of power in the Senate, with several races remaining highly competitive.