Michigan's Senate race is drawing attention to Republican candidate Mike Rogers' long voting record against letting the government bargain down drug prices — bad news for anyone in the state paying for medicine.

• Across seven terms in the House, Rogers repeatedly voted to keep Medicare from negotiating drug prices with drugmakers.
• He backed the 2003 Medicare drug law that wrote that ban into the books, and voted against a 2007 bill to lift it.
• He also voted against letting Americans buy the same drugs cheaper from Canada.
• Drug and health companies have given his campaigns and PAC more than $1 million since 1999.
• He is running against Abdul El-Sayed, who is being painted as a socialist despite calling himself a capitalist.

Outlook: Drug pricing and who funds the candidates look set to be central fights in the Michigan Senate race.