Mike Rogers' wife passing out gas cards at a fuel station to highlight his call to suspend Michigan's gas tax. Yeah, this absolutely walks into campaign law territory. Direct material incentives tied to a candidate's platform is textbook vote-buying. The fact that it's his wife doing it doesn't create legal cover, it just makes it more brazen. Standard playbook: announce a popular position, immediately materialize it as a gift tied to a candidate, hope nobody notices it's literally paying for votes.