Michigan's November 3 vote will decide who advances or challenges Lansing firearm and magazine bans and extra retailer licensing. Abdul El-Sayed proposed in April 2023 replacing Second Amendment protections with a healthcare right; his campaign said he respects it without answering if he still supports replacement and later described militia muskets, rejected in District of Columbia v. Heller as an individual home self-defense right. Repeal needs 38 states, but a Senate win gives gun-bill and judge votes unlike Mike Rogers who left the House in 2015 after 2005 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act and 2011 concealed carry reciprocity.