“You chose hate, and Michigan chose hope. May we never have to see the likes of you in this state again,” he added.At his own gathering of supporters in Michigan last night, Mr Rogers advised his backers to “go home” and warned it was “going to be a long night”.Just two days before his decisive victory, his campaign appeared to have been plunged into chaos after his Democrat primary opponent Haley Stevens made a shocking eleventh-hour endorsement of Mr Rogers.Her fiance, Jason Turkish, a prominent Jewish Democrat, also expressed concern at the 41-year-old’s rise within the party, labelling his campaign rehtoric as “reckless” and put “Jews at risk”.