Photo: Julia Demaree Nikhinson ~ AP
The polls are closed in Michigan and the results are piling in. Here is a breakdown of all the action from Election Night:
U.S. Senate – 96% of the votes counted:
Abdul El-Sayed (DEM) – (52.4%) (Winner)
Mike Rogers (GOP) – (45.6%)
Michigan Governor – 96% of the votes counted:
Jocelyn Benson (DEM) – (54.5%) (Winner)
John James (GOP) – (43.8%)
Michigan Secretary of State – 96% of the votes counted:
Garlin Gilchrist II (DEM) – (53.7%) (Winner)
Anthony G. Forlini (GOP) – (43.6.%)
Michigan Attorney General – 96% of the votes counted:
Eli Savit – (52.4%) (Winner)
Doug Lloyd – (44.8%)
11th Congressional District Winner: Democratic state Sen. Jeremy Moss.
Moss will succeed Rep. Haley Stevens in the U.S. House, becoming Michigan’s first openly LGBTQ+ member of Congress.
13th Congressional District Winner: Democratic state Rep. Donavan McKinney.
The Democratic Socialist McKinney defeated Congressman Shri Thanedar in the primary.
6th Congressional District Winner: State Rep. Debbie Dingell
Dingell will continue to hold her seat in Congress, one she has held since 2015.
2nd Congressional District Winner: Congressman John Moolenaar
Moolenaar has been in Congress since 2015.
5th Congressional District Winner: Congressman Tim Walberg
Walberg will return for his 10th term in Congress.
9th Congressional District Winner: Congresswoman Lisa McClain
McClain is Chairwoman of the House Republican Conference.
3rd Congressional District Winner: Congresswoman Hillary Scholten
Scholten will return for her third term.
Proposal 1: Denied
Proposal 2: Approved
