Politico reported that the Washington office of Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens is deserted, according to the headline of its article, Haley Stevens’ Washington office is deserted. The article is by Riley Rogerson and Katherine Tully-McManus.

The central question in the report is whether Stevens will continue in her role. Politico's summary states, "It’s unclear if the Michigan Democrat will return to work." The summary links that uncertainty to Stevens's decision to endorse the Republican Senate nominee, and it does not say whether she has made any statement about her plans.

Politico's headline and summary do not identify the Republican Senate nominee Stevens endorsed, and they do not say which race is involved. The summary also does not describe the office's staffing, hours, or activity beyond the word the headline uses to characterize it, which is that the office is deserted.

Politico's report does not say when the condition of the office was observed, and it does not include reaction from Stevens, her staff, or the Republican nominee in the material available for this story. Where the outlet's full text would provide those details, this account cannot confirm them.

This story is based only on the headline, summary, and byline of the Politico article, because the full text was not available for this report. Readers who want the complete account of the reporting, including any statements and sourcing, can consult the original article directly.

Sources: Politico: Haley Stevens’ Washington office is deserted.