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Michigan

Governor 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Mi-snyder
Rick Snyder
 Rep. 1,874,834 58.1%  
Virg Bernero
 Dem. 1,287,320 39.9%  
Ken Proctor
 Lib. 22,390 0.7%  
Stacey Mathia
 U.S.T. 20,818 0.6%  
Harley Mikkelson
 Green 20,699 0.6%  
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House of Representatives

District Democrat Republican Other Reporting
1
40.9% McDowell
51.9% Benishek
7.2% Other
100%
2
31.6% Johnson
65.3% Huizenga
3.1% Other
100%
3
37.5% Miles
59.7% Amash
2.9% Other
100%
4
30.5% Campbell
66.2% Camp*
3.3% Other
100%
5
53.0% Kildee*
44.3% Kupiec
2.6% Other
100%
6
33.6% Cooney
62.0% Upton*
4.4% Other
100%
7
45.4% Schauer*
50.2% Walberg
4.5% Other
100%
8
34.3% Enderle
64.1% Rogers*
1.6% Other
100%
9
49.8% Peters*
47.2% Raczkowski
3.0% Other
100%
10
25.0% Yanez
72.0% Miller*
3.0% Other
100%
11
38.5% Mosher
59.3% McCotter*
2.2% Other
100%
12
61.1% Levin*
35.0% Volaric
4.0% Other
100%
13
79.4% Clarke
18.5% Hauler
2.1% Other
100%
14
76.8% Conyers*
19.9% Ukrainec
3.4% Other
100%
15
56.8% Dingell*
40.1% Steele
3.1% Other
100%
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* Incumbent

Major Ballot Measures

Measure   Yes No Reporting
10-1 Hold a constitutional convention
33.4%
66.6%
 100%
10-2 Prevent certain felons from holding elective office
74.9%
25.1%
 100%

Secretary of State 100% reporting

Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Ruth Johnson
 Rep. 1,613,772 50.7%  
Jocelyn Benson
 Dem. 1,437,825 45.2%  
Scotty Boman
 Lib. 58,213 1.8%  
Robert Gale
 U.S.T. 41,873 1.3%  
John La Pietra
 Green 30,610 1.0%  

Attorney General 100% reporting

Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Bill Schuette
 Rep. 1,654,872 52.6%  
David Leyton
 Dem. 1,369,353 43.5%  
Daniel Grow
 Lib. 62,901 2.0%  
Gerald Van Sickle
 U.S.T. 61,012 1.9%  
Vote totals are certified election results from the state, where available. County-level figures are the last reported totals from The Associated Press.
Governor House Districts

State Highlights

Rick Snyder, a moderate Republican and former chief executive of the Gateway computer company, sailed to victory in the race for governor, defeating Virg Bernero, the mayor of Lansing.

Though he had no government experience, Mr. Snyder described himself as a “tough nerd” who would use his business skills to revitalize the economy.

Mr. Snyder talked more about jobs than about divisive social issues in the race to succeed Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm, a Democrat.

Representative John D. Dingell, a Democrat who is the longest-serving member of the House, won a 29th term.

In the First District, which includes the Upper Peninsula, Dan Benishek, a Republican favorite of Tea Party supporters, defeated Gary McDowell, a Democratic state representative. Mr. Benishek, a surgeon, will take the seat held for 18 years by Representative Bart Stupak, a Democrat who is retiring.

In the Seventh District, which includes Battle Creek, Tim Walberg, a conservative Republican, took back the seat he lost in 2008 to Mark Schauer, a moderate Democrat.

In the Ninth District, which includes Detroit suburbs, Representative Gary Peters, a freshman Democrat, held onto his seat by narrowly defeating the Republican challenger, Rocky Raczkowski.

ROBERT PEAR