Michigan House of Representatives elections, 2010

	Michigan State House elections, 2010
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	Qualifications • Competitiveness analysis
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	Michigan House of Representatives

Elections for the office of Michigan House of Representatives were held in Michigan on November 2, 2010. The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was May 11, 2010, and the primary Election Day was on August 3, 2010.

Representatives are elected in even-numbered years to 2-year terms, and take office on the first day of January following the election. Each representative is limited to serving three terms.

November 2 General Election Results

Michigan House of Representatives
Party		As of November 1, 2010	After the 2010 Election
	Democratic Party	65	47
	Republican Party	42	63
	Vacancy	3	-
Total		110	110

The following candidates won election on November 2, 2010:

Term limits

See also: State legislatures with term limits

The Michigan House of Representatives has been a term-limited state house since Michigan voters approved Proposal B in 1992. Proposal B created Section 54 of Article IV of the Michigan Constitution. It says that state representatives are limited to 3 two-year terms. As with five other states, this is a lifetime limit.

34 of Michigan's 110 representatives, or 31%, were termed-out in 2010.

In addition to the 34 Michigan state representatives who left office because of term limits, 29 Michigan state senators are also termed-out.

Michigan state representative whose seats were up for election in 2010 but who were unable to run because of the state's term limits are:

Democrats (19):

Republicans (15):

Majority control

See also: Partisan composition of state houses

Heading into the November 2 election, Democrats were the majority party in the Michigan House of Representatives:

According to the Detroit Free Press, the Michigan House was a toss-up.^[1]According to a Detroit News-WDIV Local 4 poll, likely voters prefer a split legislature -- with Republicans and Democrats each controlling one chamber -- by a 56 percent to 28 percent margin.^[2]

Campaign contributions

This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Michigan in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign contributions in state house races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.^[3]

Year	Number of candidates	Total contributions
2010	543	$17,146,452
2008	502	$15,640,045
2006	432	$16,212,812
2004	438	$16,209,181
2002	447	$12,625,867

In 2010, candidates running for state house raised a total of $17,146,452 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were:^[4]

Donor	Amount
Michigan House Democratic Fund	$2,999,067
House Republican Campaign Cmte of Michigan	$578,118
Michigan Education Association	$245,350
Michigan Auto Workers	$194,240
Michigan Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association	$184,882
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan	$141,225
Michigan Farm Bureau	$139,250
Michigan Automobile Dealers Association	$138,675
Michigan Trial Lawyers Association	$130,650
Hammel Leadership Fund	$125,250

Incumbency

Unopposed incumbents

2010 state legislative elections analyzed using a Competitiveness Index

Three incumbents (5%) faced no competition in the November 2 general election.

3 GOP incumbents faced no November challenger.

Primary challenges

14 incumbents faced competition in the August 3 primary. One incumbent -- Democratic candidate George Cushingberry, Jr. lost to his challenger -- Thomas Stallworth III. The following 13 incumbents (9 Democrats, 4 Republicans) won their primaries:

District 1: Incumbent Democratic candidate Timothy Bledsoe
District 6: Incumbent Democratic candidate Fred Durhal, Jr.
District 7: Incumbent Democratic candidate Jimmy Womack
District 9: Incumbent Democratic candidate Shanelle Jackson
District 11: Incumbent Democratic candidate David Nathan
District 12: Incumbent Democratic candidate Rashida Tlaib
District 16: Incumbent Democratic candidate Bob Constan
District 28: Incumbent Democratic candidate Lesia Liss
District 34: Incumbent Democratic candidate Woodrow Stanley
District 36: Incumbent Republican Peter Lund
District 43: Incumbent Republican Gail Haines
District 44: Incumbent Republican Eileen Kowall
District 104: Incumbent Republican Wayne Schmidt

Retiring incumbents

48 incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 59 incumbents (55%) ran for re-election. Of the 48 incumbents who did not seek re-election, 29 are Democratic candidates and 19 are Republican.

Incumbents who retired are:

District 2: Incumbent Democratic candidate LaMar Lemmons, Jr..
District 3: Incumbent Democratic candidate Bettie Scott.
District 4: Incumbent Democratic candidate Coleman Young II.
District 5: Incumbent Democratic candidate Bert Johnson.
District 10: Incumbent Democratic candidate Gabriel Leland.
District 14: Incumbent Democratic candidate Ed Clemente.
District 15: Incumbent Democratic candidate Gino Polidori.
District 17: Incumbent Democratic candidate Andy Dillon.
District 20: Incumbent Democratic candidate Marc Corriveau.
District 26: Incumbent Democratic candidate Marie Donigan.
District 30: Incumbent Republican Tory Rocca.
District 31: Incumbent Democratic candidate Fred Miller.
District 33: Incumbent Republican Kim Meltzer.
District 35: Incumbent Democratic candidate Vincent Gregory.
District 46: Incumbent Republican James Marleau.
District 49: Incumbent Democratic candidate Lee Gonzales.
District 50: Incumbent Democratic candidate Jim Slezak.
District 52: Incumbent Democratic candidate Pamela Byrnes.
District 53: Incumbent Democratic candidate Rebekah Warren.
District 54: Incumbent Democratic candidate Alma Wheeler Smith.
District 55: Incumbent Democratic candidate Kathy Angerer.
District 57: Incumbent Democratic candidate Dudley Spade.
District 60: Incumbent Democratic candidate Robert Jones.
District 61: Incumbent Republican Larry DeShazor.
District 71: Incumbent Republican Rick Jones.
District 72: Incumbent Republican Justin Amash.
District 73: Incumbent Republican Thomas Pearce.
District 75: Incumbent Democratic candidate Robert Dean.
District 77: Incumbent Republican Kevin Green.
District 79: Incumbent Republican John Proos, IV.
District 80: Incumbent Republican Tonya Schuitmaker.
District 81: Incumbent Republican Phillip Pavlov.
District 83: Incumbent Democratic candidate John Espinoza.
District 85: Incumbent Republican Richard Ball.
District 86: Incumbent Republican David Hildenbrand.
District 87: Incumbent Republican Brian Calley.
District 89: Incumbent Republican Arlan Meekhof.
District 91: Incumbent Democratic candidate Mary Valentine.
District 92: Incumbent Democratic candidate Douglas Bennett.
District 96: Incumbent Democratic candidate Jeff Mayes.
District 99: Incumbent Republican Bill Caul.
District 100: Incumbent Republican Goeff Hansen.
District 102: Incumbent Republican Darwin Booher.
District 103: Incumbent Democratic candidate Joel Sheltrown.
District 105: Incumbent Republican Kevin Elsenheimer.
District 106: Incumbent Democratic candidate Andy Neumann.
District 107: Incumbent Democratic candidate Gary McDowell.
District 110: Incumbent Democratic candidate Michael Lahti.

Qualifications

Section 7 of Article 4 of the Michigan Constitution states, "Each senator and representative must be a citizen of the United States, at least 21 years of age, and an elector of the district he represents. The removal of his domicile from the district shall be deemed a vacation of the office. No person who has been convicted of subversion or who has within the preceding 20 years been convicted of a felony involving a breach of public trust shall be eligible for either house of the legislature."

List of Candidates

District 1

August 3 Democratic primary:

Timothy Bledsoe (D) 6,421 a Incumbent Bledsoe was first elected in 2008.
Charles Kimbrough (D) 630
Anthony Murry (D) 631

August 3 Republican primary:

Charles Davis III (R) 3,151
Janice Dumouchelle (R) 4,656 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Timothy Bledsoe 17,718

Janice Dumouchelle 15,210

District 2

August 3 Democratic primary:

Scott Benson (D) 729
Cheryl Clark (D) 159
Lisa Howza (D) 1,562 a
Rose Jones (D) 142
Davin Lankford-Parnel (D) 108
Travis Reece (D) 118
Gregory Robinson (D) 333
Anthony Watts (D) 373
Donnie Whitley (D)748

Note - Democratic incumbent LaMar Lemmons, Jr. did not run for re-election due to Michigan term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Damian Mitchell (R) 136 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Lisa Howza 11,320

Damian Mitchell 457

District 3

August 3 Democratic primary:

Carol Banks (D) 1,794
Kenneth Jackson (D) 122
Isaiah Lawson (D) 696
Alberta Tinsley Talabi (D) 2,378 a
Liscious Williams III (D) 323
Kirk Young (D) 505

Note: Democratic incumbent Bettie Scott was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Daniel Lamar (R) 123 a

August 3 Green Party primary:

Fred Vitale a

November 2 General election candidates:

Alberta Tinsley Talabi 13,200

Daniel Lamar 522

Fred Vitale 322

District 4

August 3 Democratic primary:

Marcelus Brice (D) 957
Willie Burton (D) 221
Wanda Canty (D) 96
James Cole Jr. (D) 304
Eddie Edwards (D) 141
Michael Hartt (D) 304
Frazier Kimpson (D) 810
Chester Logan (D) 124
Gwendolyn Mingo (D) 120
Mary Sheffield (D) 2,000
Maureen Stapleton (D) 2,074 a
Edgar Vann (D) 1,089

Note: Democratic incumbent Coleman Young II was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Lillian Smith (R) 172 a

Independent candidate:

Danetta Simpson a

November 2 General election candidates:

Maureen Stapleton 15,561

Lillian Smith 547

Danetta Simpson 291

District 5

August 3 Democratic primary:

Shahab Ahmed (D) 185
Abdul Algazali (D) 390
Terry Catchings (D) 893
Carmen Davis (D) 256
Anthony Ewell (D) 132
Burgess Foster (D) 95
Abu Mahfuz (D) 187
DeAmo Murphy (D) 75
John Olumba (D) 1,908 a
Vanessa Peake (D) 287
William Phillips (D) 57
Akm Rahman (D) 601
LaTrello Sephers (D) 305
Sigmunt Szczepkowski Jr. (D) 172
Robert Zwolak (D) 248

Note: Democratic incumbent Bert Johnson was not eligible for re-election to the House, but ran successfully

for the 2nd District seat in the Michigan State Senate.

August 3 Republican primary:

Jermain Jones (R) 252 a

Independent candidate:

Muhammad Alim a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Olumba 11,763

Jermain Jones 779

Muhammad Alim 541

District 6

August 3 Democratic primary:

Renard Berry Sr. (D) 145
Marvin Crawford (D) 883
Fred Durhal, Jr. (D) 2,772 a Incumbent Durhal was first elected in 2008.
Cynthia Johnson (D) 1,054
Kofi-Akin Kenyatta (D) 1,005
Denise Young (D) 500

August 3 Republican primary:

Robert Midgett (R) 151 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Fred Durhal, Jr. 14,328

Robert Midgett 519

District 7

August 3 Democratic primary:

LaShon Scott (D) 985
Al Williams (D) 2,850
Jimmy Womack (D) 4,067 a Incumbent Womack was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Debra Duren (R) 156 a

August 3 Green Party primary:

Derek Grigsby a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jimmy Womack 16,654

Debra Duren 511

Derek Grigsby 345

District 8

August 3 Democratic primary:

DeRone Buffington (D) 836
Willie Cambell (D) 113
George Cushingberry, Jr. (D) 1,698 Incumbent Cushingberry was first elected in 2004.
Herman Davis (D) 558
Tamika Gaines (D) 353
Barbara Johnson (D) 711
Thamar Johnson (D) 107
Leslie Love (D) 1,733
Daniel Martin (D) 666
Stephanie Miley (D) 1,480
Thomas Stallworth III (D) 1,837 a
Towns Tesfamariam (D) 63
Gilbert Thompson (D) 72

August 3 Republican primary:

Keith Franklin (R) 149 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Thomas Stallworth III 22,818

Keith Franklin 597

District 9

August 3 Democratic primary:

Danyelle Coleman (D) 360
Reggie Davis (D) 1,976
Shanelle Jackson (D) 4,562 a Incumbent Jackson was first elected in 2007.
Choka Johnson (D) 115
Daniel McFarland (D) 133
Audrey Smith (D) 778
Michael Terrell (D) 121
Mary Thomas (D) 226

August 3 Republican primary:

Richard Zeile (R) 255 a

Independent candidates:

D'Artagnan Collier a
Kenneth Haney a

November 2 General election candidates:

Shanelle Jackson 19,300

Richard Zeile 694

D'Artagnan Collier 138

Kenneth Haney 188

District 10

August 3 Democratic primary:

Mia Griller (D) 527
Khalid Irvin (D) 34
Quentin Mallory (D) 146
Stacy Pugh (D) 1,809
Harvey Santana (D) 1,891 a
David Stephen (D) 743
Angela Stotts-McClary (D) 121
Sean Thomas (D) 47
Angy Webb (D) 134

Note: Democratic incumbent Gabriel Leland was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Jasmine Ford (R) 346 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Harvey Santana 14,017

Jasmine Ford 896

District 11

August 3 Democratic primary:

Lynnette Bowens (D) 501
Deborah Davis (D) 1,033
David Nathan (D) 4,578 a Incumbent Nathan was first elected in 2008.
Tonya Wells (D) 300

August 3 Republican primary:

Leonard Mier (R) 206 a

November 2 General election candidates:

David Nathan 16,272

Leonard Mier 488

District 12

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jim Czachorowski (D) 529
Rashida Tlaib (D) 3,004 a Incumbent Tlaib was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Darrin Daigle (R) 248 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Rashida Tlaib 6,997

Darrin Daigle 611

District 13

August 3 Democratic primary:

Andrew James Kandrevas (D) 5,330 a Incumbent Kandrevas was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Bradford Glass (R) 785
Cynthia Kallgren (R) 2,775 a
Matthew Schafer (R) 1,710
Julius Vida, Jr. (R) 428

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Jesse Church a

November 2 General election candidates:

Andrew James Kandrevas 14,338

Cynthia Kallgren 12,130

Jesse Church 755

District 14

August 3 Democratic primary:

Paul Clemente (D) 2,246 a
Brittany Guerriero (D) 1,391
Frank Liberati (D) 1,670
Rebecca Sarazin (D) 195
Frank Vaslo (D) 975

Note: Democratic incumbent Ed Clemente was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Patrick O'Connell (R) 2,972 a

November 2 general election candidates:

Paul Clemente 14,536

Patrick O'Connell 7,069

District 15

August 3 Democratic primary:

George Darany (D) 2,129 a
Stephen Dobkowski, Jr. (D) 592
Alex Shami (D) 334
Linda Tafelski (D) 1,753

Note: Democratic incumbent Gino Polidori was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Suzanne Sareini (R) 4,492 a

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Daryl Smith a

November 2 General election candidates:

George Darany 12,408

Suzanne Sareini 10,221

Daryl Smith 1,007 (U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

District 16

August 3 Democratic primary:

Bob Constan (D) 2,604 a Incumbent Constan was first elected in 2006.
Michael Greene (D) 1,690

August 3 Republican primary:

Michael Mullins (R) 2,804 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Bob Constan 14,715

Michael Mullins 7,151

District 17

August 3 Democratic primary:

Phil Cavanagh (D) 4,424 a
Frank Tomcsik (D) 1,630

Note: Democratic incumbent Andy Dillon was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Mike Adams (R) 4,479 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Phil Cavanagh 16,668

Mike Adams 9,985

District 18

August 3 Democratic primary:

Richard LeBlanc (D) 3,722 a Incumbent LeBlanc was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Floyd Collins (R) 3,264 a

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Hal Dunn a

November 2 General election candidates:

Richard LeBlanc 14,792

Floyd Collins 6,645

Hal Dunn 471 (US Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

District 19

August 3 Democratic primary:

Joseph Larkin (D) 3,586 a

August 3 Republican primary:

John Walsh (R) 9,338 a Incumbent Walsh was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Joseph Larkin 11,671

John Walsh 23,141

District 20

August 3 Democratic primary:

Joan Wadsworth (D) 4,404 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Marc Corriveau was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Steve Booher, Jr. (R) 3,271
Kurt Heise (R) 6,804 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Joan Wadsworth 15,128

Kurt Heise 20,920

District 21

August 3 Democratic primary:

Dian Slavens (D) 4,348 a Incumbent Slavens was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Lori Levi (R) 4,819 a
Shannon Price (R) 4,435

November 2 General election candidates:

Dian Slavens 18,201

Lori Levi 17,320

District 22

August 3 Democratic primary:

Douglas Geiss (D) 4,389 a Incumbent Geiss was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Donald Lingerfelt (R) 1,220
Darrell McNeill (R) 1,744 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Douglas Geiss 14,296

Darrell McNeill 6,748

District 23

August 3 Democratic primary:

Deb Kennedy (D) 4,632 a Incumbent Kennedy was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Matthew McCormick (R) 2,497
Daniel McIntyre (R) 1,631
Pat Somerville (R) 3,467 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Deb Kennedy 13,877

Pat Somerville 15,927

District 24

August 3 Democratic primary:

Sarah Roberts (D) 6,227 a Incumbent Roberts was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Anthony Forlini (R) 5,671 a
Jan Jorgensen (R) 3,631

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Keith Edwards a

November 2 General election candidates:

Sarah Roberts 15,516

Anthony Forlini 16,522

Keith Edwards 919

District 25

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jonathan Switalski (D) 6,277 a Incumbent Switalski was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Sean Clark (R) 5,949 a

August 3 Libertarian primary:

James Allison a

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Steven Revis a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jonathan Switalski 14,891

Sean Clark 13,167

James Allison 413

Steven Revis 427 (US Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

District 26

August 3 Democratic primary:

Frank Houston (D) 1,977
Bob Klotz (D) 300
Kevin McLogan (D) 1,139
Jim Townsend (D) 2,676 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Marie Donigan was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Ken Rosen (R) 4,104 a
William Shaw (R) 2,877

August 3 Libertarian primary:

James Young a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jim Townsend 15,490

Ken Rosen 13,347

James Young 938

District 27

August 3 Democratic primary:

Ellen Lipton (D) 7,011 a Incumbent Lipton was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Michelangelo Fortuna III (R) 2,068 a
Ivan King (R) 1,668

August 3 Libertarian primary:

John Skosnik a

November 2 General election candidates:

Ellen Lipton 19,245

Michelangelo Fortuna III 8,293

John Skosnik 951

District 28

August 3 Democratic primary:

Lesia Liss (D) 4,953 a Incumbent Liss was first elected in 2008.
Syed Rob (D) 917

August 3 Republican primary:

Marc Goodson (R) 3,851 a

Independent candidate:

Gloria Sankuer a

November 2 General election candidates:

Lesia Liss 12,389

Marc Goodson 7,281

Gloria Sankuer 1,762

District 29

August 3 Democratic primary:

Tim Melton (D) 3,944 a Incumbent Melton was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Bret Allen (R) 2,266 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Tim Melton 14,217

Bret Allen 3,943

District 30

August 3 Democratic primary:

Grant Hughes (D) 1,169
Ken Lampar (D) 3,104 a

August 3 Republican primary:

David Bocek (R) 2,854
Jeff Farrington (R) 3,815 a
Michael Shallal (R) 2,214

Note: Republican incumbent Tory Rocca was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits. Instead, Rocca ran successfully for the Michigan State Senate.

November 2 General election candidates:

Ken Lampar 12,502

Jeff Farrington 15,732

District 31

August 3 Democratic primary:

Marilyn Lane (D) 4,138 a
Jim Shamaly (D) 1,433

Note: Democratic incumbent Fred Miller was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Lynn Evans (R) 1,753
John Horton (R) 507
Leo Melise (R) 1,250
Dan Tollis (R) 2,084 a

August 3 Libertarian primary:

James Miller a

Independent candidate:

Dan Elles a

November 2 General election candidates:

Marilyn Lane 12,710

Dan Tollis 10,874

James Miller 792

Dan Elles 584

District 32

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jennifer Haase (D) 3,954 a Incumbent Haase was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Galen Johnson (R) 1,065
Andrea LaFontaine (R) 2,830 a
David Novak (R) 2,766
Michael Shmina (R) 2,524

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Scott Dudek a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jennifer Haase 14,354

Andrea LaFontaine 16,101

Scott Dudek 1,367

District 33

August 3 Democratic primary:

Andrew Prasiloski (D) 4,501 a
Carey Torrice (D) - Withdrew

August 3 Republican primary:

Giuseppe Biondo (R) 1,433
Gina Bucci (R) 2,564
Frank Cusumano (R) 1,613
Ken Goike (R) 2,817 a
James Santilli, Jr. (R) 744
Pete Vitale (R) 2,363

Note: Republican incumbent Kim Meltzer did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Andrew Prasiloski 12,339

Ken Goike 24,469

District 34

August 3 Democratic primary:

Woodrow Stanley (D) 3,469 a Incumbent Stanley was first elected in 2009.
Lacy Wilhelm (D) 1,472

August 3 Republican primary:

Bruce Rogers (R) 652 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Woodrow Stanley 13,416

Bruce Rogers 2,719

District 35

August 3 Democratic primary:

Eric Coleman (D) 4,948
Rudy Hobbs (D) 5,658 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Vincent Gregory did not run for re-election to the House in 2010. Instead, he ran successfully for the District 14 State Senate seat.

August 3 Republican primary:

Michael Weinenger (R) 1,733 a

August 3 Green Party primary:

Franklin Harden a

November 2 General election candidates:

Rudy Hobbs 28,279

Michael Weinenger 3,932

Franklin Harden 405

District 36

August 3 Democratic primary:

Robert Murphy (D) 2,007 a
James Winne (D) 1,535

August 3 Republican primary:

Peter Lund (R) 10,868 a Incumbent Lund was first elected in 2009.
Sebastian Previti (R) 1,579
Brian Senia (R) 1,163

November 2 General election candidates:

Robert Murphy 11,027

Peter Lund 25,523

District 37

August 3 Democratic primary:

Vicki Barnett (D) 6,145 a Incumbent Barnett was first elected in 2009.

August 3 Republican primary:

Christopher Atallah (R) 6,988 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Vicki Barnett 20,750

Christopher Atallah 12,633

District 38

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jeffery Gedeon (D) 2,827 a
Chuck Tindall (D) - Withdrew

August 3 Republican primary:

Hugh Crawford (R) 9,371 a Incumbent Crawford was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jeffery Gedeon 10,998

Hugh Crawford 22,873

District 39

August 3 Democratic primary:

Lisa Brown (D) 5,901 a Incumbent Brown was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Albert Clawson (R) 1,649
Lois Shulman (R) 4,988 a
Karl Sipfle (R) 2,674

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Nathan Allen a

November 2 General election candidates:

Lisa Brown 17,137

Lois Shulman 17,051

Nathan Allen 727

District 40

August 3 Democratic primary:

Julie Candler (D) 4,686 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Chuck Moss (R) 13,596 a Incumbent Moss was first elected in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Julie Candler 13,346

Chuck Moss 27,622

District 41

August 3 Democratic primary:

Ed Spillers (D) 3,921 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Martin Knollenberg (R) 11,208 a Incumbent Knollenberg was first elected in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Ed Spillers 11,571

Martin Knollenberg 22,751

District 42

August 3 Democratic primary:

Harold Haugh (D) 5,616 a Incumbent Haugh was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Stuart Jason (R) 3,652 a

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Terry Mulawa a

November 2 General election candidates:

Harold Haugh 14,928

Stuart Jason 7,497

Terry Mulawa 857

District 43

August 3 Democratic primary:

Regina Strong (D) 3,276 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Neil Billington (R) 2,259
Gail Haines (R) 7,098 a Incumbent Haines was first elected in 2008.

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Susan Phillips a

November 2 General election candidates:

Regina Strong 9,064

Gail Haines 17,294

Susan Phillips 1,056 (U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

District 44

August 3 Democratic primary:

Phil Fabrizio (D) 3,120 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Rick Gutowski (R) 5,742
Eileen Kowall (R) 9,740 a Incumbent Kowall was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Thomas Jonson a

November 2 General election candidates:

Phil Fabrizio 9,395

Eileen Kowall 25,714

Thomas Johnson 1,355

District 45

August 3 Democratic primary:

Mary Ward (D) 3,842 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Tom McMillin (R) 12,630 a Incumbent McMillin was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Mary Ward 11,815

Tom McMillin 24,974

District 46

August 3 Democratic primary:

David Lillis (D) 2,760 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Bradford Jacobsen (R) 6,590 a
Daniel Myslakowski (R) 3,786
Gary Warner (R) 2,163

Note: Republican incumbent James Marleau was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits. Marleau ran successfully for the District 12 State Senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

David Lillis 9,241

Bradford Jacobsen 24,363

District 47

August 3 Democratic primary:

Garry Post (D) 2,588 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Cindy Denby (R) 11,898 a Incumbent Denby was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Ronald Sanderson a

November 2 General election candidates:

Garry Post 10,001

Cindy Denby 22,713

Ronald Sanderson 1,161

District 48

August 3 Democratic primary:

Richard Hammel (D) 4,649 a Incumbent Hammel was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Bradley Anthony (R) 1,701
Susan Culver (R) 3,042 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Richard Hammel 15,323

Susan Culver 11,401

District 49

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jim Ananich (D) 4,396 a
Kyle Cawood (D) 1,210
Larry Huchinson, Jr. (D) 722
Jerry Runyon (D) 528

Note: Democratic incumbent Lee Gonzales was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Allen Pool (R) 3,202 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jim Ananich 16,798

Allen Pool 7,886

District 50

August 3 Democratic primary:

Richard Burrus (D) 700
James Cowan (D) 1,340
Jeffery Houston (D) 346
Gerald Masters (D) 1,901
Charles Smiley (D) 2,224 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Jim Slezak did not run for re-election, although he was eligible to do so under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

William Ralph (R) 4,264 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Charles Smiley 13,647

William Ralph 12,134

District 51

August 3 Democratic primary:

Linda Kingston (D) 1,989
Art Reyes (D) 3,150 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Paul Scott (R) 9,084 a Incumbent Scott was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Art Reyes 15,275

Paul Scott 22,509

District 52

August 3 Democratic primary:

Christine Green (D) 4,532 a
Jeffery Lee (D) 541
Robert Wozniak (D) 1,355

Note: Democratic incumbent Pamela Byrnes was not eligible for re-election to the House due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Mark Ouimet (R) 9,820 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Christine Green 20,287

Mark Ouimet 21,879

District 53

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jeff Irwin (D) 5,051 a
Ned Staebler (D) 4,845

Note: Democratic incumbent Rebekah Warren did not run for re-election to the House in 2010. Instead, Warren ran successfully for the 18th Senate District seat.

August 3 Republican primary:

Chase Ingersoll (R) 1,989 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jeff Irwin 23,440

Chase Ingersoll 5,692

District 54

August 3 Democratic primary:

Dave Franklin (D) 267
Edison Hulbert (D) 372
William Riney (D) 924
David Rutledge (D) 2,693 a
Lonnie Scott (D) 2,175
Michael White (D) 680

Note: Democratic incumbent Alma Wheeler Smith was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Richard Deitering (R) 2,340 a
Rodney Nanney(R) 2,145

Independent candidate:

David Palmer a

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Clifford McKinney

November 2 General election candidates:

David Rutledge 18,146

Richard Deitering 9,709

David Palmer 1,363

Clifford McKinney 451

District 55

August 3 Democratic primary:

Mike Smith (D) 3,885 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Kathy Angerer was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Frank Chrzanowski (R) 1,954
Rick Olson (R) 3,775 a
Andrew Sosnoski (R) 308
Mary Thayer (R) 1,589

November 2 General election candidates:

Mike Smith 15,381

Rick Olson 17,295

District 56

August 3 Democratic primary:

Kate Ebli (D) 4,249 a Incumbent Ebli was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Bob Wentz (R) 1,866
Dale Zorn (R) 5,885 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Kate Ebli 13,945

Dale Zorn 15,582

District 57

August 3 Democratic primary:

Harvey Schmidt (D) 3,258 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Dudley Spade was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Nancy Jenkins (R) 4,587 a
Jim Van Doren (R) 3,904

November 2 General election candidates:

Harvey Schmidt 12,385

Nancy Jenkins 16,660

District 58

August 3 Democratic primary:

Roy Grigsby (D) - Withdrew

August 3 Republican primary:

Kenneth Kurtz (R) 8,601 a Incumbent Kurtz was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Kenneth Kurtz 21,222

District 59

August 3 Democratic primary:

Carol Higgins (D) 1,403 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Matt Lori (R) 7,206 a Incumbent Lori was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Carol Higgins 6,846

Matt Lori 17,604

District 60

August 3 Democratic primary:

Dustin Harback (D) 246
Sean McCann (D) 3,110 a
Chris Praedel (D) 694

Note: Democratic incumbent Robert Jones did not run for re-election.

August 3 Republican primary:

Jeff Fernandez (R) 3,811 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Sean McCann 13,841

Jeff Fernandez 8,024

District 61

August 3 Democratic primary:

Thomas Batten (D) 2,910 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Margaret O'Brien (R) 10,628 a

Note: Republican incumbent Larry DeShazor did not run for re-election to District 61 in 2010. Instead, he ran unsuccessfully for the 20th District Senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Thomas Batten 13,671

Margaret O'Brien 21,919

District 62

August 3 Democratic primary:

Kate Segal (D) 2,682 a Incumbent Segal was first elected in 2009.

August 3 Republican primary:

Steven Mobley (R) 6,706 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Kate Segal 14,188

Steven Mobley 11,719

District 63

August 3 Democratic primary:

Dave Morgan (D) 2,698 a

August 3 Republican primary:

James Bolger (R) 10,627 a Incumbent Bolger was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Dave Morgan 12,408

James Bolger 20,935

District 64

August 3 Democratic primary:

Martin Griffin (D) 2,350 a Incumbent Griffin was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Jane Grover (R) 3,951
Earl Poleski (R) 5,321 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Martin Griffin 10,777

Earl Poleski 15,649

District 65

August 3 Democratic primary:

Janet Rochefort (D) 2,562 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Frank Bolak (R) - Withdrew
Sharon Renier (R) 1,823
Joe Rokicsak (R) 789
Mike Shirkey (R) 6,249 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Janet Rochefort 10,405

Mike Shirkey 17,889

District 65 (partial term, ending 1/1/2011)

August 3 Democratic primary:

Janet Rochefort (D) 2,511 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Sharon Renier (R) 1,838
Joe Rokicsak (R) 835
Mike Shirkey (R) 5,987 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Janet Rochefort 10,192

Mike Shirkey 17,489

District 66

August 3 Democratic primary:

James Delcamp (D) 2,968 a

August 3 Republican primary:

William Rogers (R) 14,013 a Incumbent Rogers was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

James Lewis a

November 2 General election candidates:

James Delcamp 9,906

William Rogers 28,024

James Lewis (Michigan) 1,218

District 67

August 3 Democratic primary:

Barbara Byrum (D) 5,666 a Incumbent Byrum was first elected in 2007.

August 3 Republican primary:

Jeff Hall (R) 2,550
Jeff Oesterle (R) 5,409 a
Tricia Opper (R) 2,153

November 2 General election candidates:

Barbara Byrum 17,823

Jeff Oesterle 15,962

District 68

August 3 Democratic primary:

Joan Bauer (D) 7,028 a Incumbent Bauer was first elected in 2007.

August 3 Republican primary:

Timothy Moede (R) 4,284 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Joan Bauer 18,593

Timothy Moede 6,910

District 69

August 3 Democratic primary:

Mark Meadows (D) 6,408 a Incumbent Meadows was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Frank Lambert (R) 2,237
Susan McGillicuddy (R) 4,123 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Mark Meadows 16,782

Susan McGillicuddy 10,452

District 70

August 3 Democratic primary:

Michael Huckleberry (D) 1,739 a Incumbent Huckleberry was first elected in 2009.

August 3 Republican primary:

Denise Drury (R) 740
Rick Outman (R) 3,194 a
Lloyd Scoby (R) 1,321
Ed Sternisha (R) 783
Michael Van Kleeck (R) 2,178

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Patty Hone a

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael Huckleberry 10,086

Rick Outman 12,932

Patty Hone 518

District 71

August 3 Democratic primary:

Theresa Abed (D) 1,900 a
Mark Eagle (D) 423
Fred Fry (D) 1,601
Justin Heany (D) 535
Bob Robinson (D) 1,286

August 3 Republican primary:

Cheryl Haddock (R) 2,573
Laurie Raines (R) 2,325
Deb Shaughnessy (R) 5,702 a
Britt Slocum (R) 2,138

Note: Republican incumbent Rick Jones was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits. Instead, Jones ran successfully for the 24th Senate District seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Theresa Abed 15,514

Deb Shaughnessy 21,756

District 72

August 3 Democratic primary:

Brian Bosak (D) 2,084 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Frederick Fleischmann (R) 1,031
Eric Larson (R) 6,843
Ken Yonker (R) 7,278 a

Note: Republican incumbent Justin Amash did not run for re-election.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

William Wenzel a

November 2 General election candidates:

Brian Bosak 9,219

Ken Yonker 24,801

William Wenzel 908

District 73

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jerrod Roberts (D) 2,033 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Bob Becker (R) 1,447
Bruce Hawley (R) 2,420
Jeanine Herlacher (R) 1,843
Paul Hibbard (R) 490
Steve Jazwiec (R) 804
Peter MacGregor (R) 4,193 a
Tim Nelson (R) 1,544
Tom Norton (R) 1,526
Dennis Smith (R) 1,364

Note: Republican incumbent Thomas Pearce was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Ron Heeren a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jerrod Roberts 9,168

Peter MacGregor 26,413

Ron Heeren 1,188

District 74

August 3 Democratic primary:

Leon Chase (D) 1,400 a

August 3 Republican primary:

David Agema (R) 15,978 a Incumbent Agema was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

R.J. Stevens a

November 2 General election candidates:

Leon Chase 6,908

David Agema 28,846

R.J. Stevens 773

District 75

August 3 Democratic primary:

Brandon Dillon (D) 3,894 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Robert Dean did not run for re-election in 2010. Instead, he ran unsuccessfully for the District 29 Senate seat and was defeated in the August 3 primary.

August 3 Republican primary:

Jordan Bush (R) 3,915
Bing Goei (R) 5,141 a

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Larry DeLeon a

November 2 General election candidates:

Brandon Dillon 13,682

Bing Goei 13,020

Larry DeLeon 463

District 76

August 3 Democratic primary:

Roy Schmidt (D) 2,533 a Incumbent Schmidt was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Republican primary:

Marc Tonnemacher (R) 3,951 a

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Matthew Friar a

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Bill Mohr (U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Roy Schmidt 11,678

Marc Tonnemacher 5,929

Matthew Friar 389

Bill Mohr 352 (U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

District 77

August 3 Democratic primary:

Scott Barton (D) 1,444 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Thomas Hooker (R) 3,179 a
Frank Murin (R) 1,581
Rusty Richter (R) 2,207
Dave Van Houten (R) 1,173
Nate Vriesman (R) 3,046

Note: Republican incumbent Kevin Green was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Brian Boyer a

November 2 General election candidates:

Scott Barton 6,913

Thomas Hooker 18,088

Brian Boyer 682

District 78

August 3 Democratic primary:

Cindy Ellis (D) 1,877 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Sharon Tyler (R) 7,047 a Incumbent Tyler was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Cindy Ellis 8,070

Sharon Tyler 15,218

District 79

August 3 Democratic primary:

Mary Brown (D) 1,092 a
Julee Laurent (D) 1,024

August 3 Republican primary:

Bruce Gorenflo (R) 1,550
Paul Peterson (R) 2,112
Al Pscholka (R) 6,865 a

Note: Republican incumbent John Proos, IV was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan primary:

Carl Oehling a

November 2 General election candidates:

Mary Brown 8,761

Al Pscholka 17,293

Carl Oehling 632 (U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

District 80

August 3 Democratic primary:

Thomas Erdmann (D) 1,918 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Douglas Harrington (R) 769
Shelly Hartmann (R) 1,818
Bob Linderman (R) 900
Aric Nesbitt (R) 5,458 a
William Queen (R) 204
Frank Thompson (R) 1,697

Note: Republican incumbent Tonya Schuitmaker was not eligible for re-election to the House under Michigan's term limits. Schuitmaker instead ran successfully for the 20th District Senate seat.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Bill Bradley a

Independent candidate:

Cheryl Evick a

November 2 General election candidates:

Thomas Erdmann 7,850

Aric Nesbitt 15,492

Bill Bradley 722

Cheryl Evick 778

District 81

August 3 Democratic primary:

Carol Morrissette (D) 3,227 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Peter Frangedakis (R) 3,927
Jud Gilbert (R) 10,162 a

Independent candidate:

Gary Eisen a

Note: Republican incumbent Phillip Pavlov was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Carol Morrissette 8,590

Jud Gilbert 19,882

Gary Eisen 3,793

District 82

August 3 Democratic primary:

Mark Monson (D) 2,813 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Kevin Daley (R) 11,232 a Incumbent Daley was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Mark Monson 8,400

Kevin Daley 20,341

District 83

August 3 Democratic primary:

Alan Lewandowski (D) 2,519 a

Note: Democratic incumbent John Espinoza was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Alan Broughton (R) 2,072
Kirk Dale (R) 501
Justin Faber (R) 1,257
John Hoffmann (R) 727
Paul Muxlow (R) 3,891 a
Ed Smith (R) 637
Eric Tubbs (R) 3,495

November 2 General election candidates:

Alan Lewandowski 10,116

Paul Muxlow 14,940

District 84

August 3 Democratic primary:

Terry Brown (D) 2,626 a Incumbent Brown was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Republican primary:

Kurt Damrow (R) 7,960 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Terry Brown 15,153

Kurt Damrow 15,183

District 85

August 3 Democratic primary:

Pamela Drake (D) 2,983 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Ben Glardon (R) 4,073 a
Harold Kuisel (R) 1,565
David Lazar (R) 1,574
Dennis Rainwater (R) 1,994
Jim Stechschulte (R) 1,176

Note: Republican incumbent Richard Ball was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Pamela Drake 11,059

Ben Glardon 17,970

District 86

August 3 Democratic primary:

Frank Hammond (D) 2,767 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Kimberly Cummings (R) 895
Elizabeth Kirby (R) - Withdrew
Lisa Lyons (R) 7,747 a
John Schwartz (R) 1,681
Rob VerHeulen (R) 5,466

Note: Republican incumbent David Hildenbrand was not eligible for re-election to the House in 2010. Hildenbrand ran successfully for Michigan State Senate District 29.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Robin VanLoon a

November 2 General election candidates:

Frank Hammond 10,996

Lisa Lyons 25,943

Robin VanLoon 909

District 87

August 3 Democratic primary:

Greg Grives (D) 1,953 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Michael Bremer (R) 3,624
Mike Callton (R) 6,549 a
Steve Fabiano (R) 3,662

Note: Republican incumbent Brian Calley did not run for re-election to the House. Instead, Calley ran successfully for Michigan's Lieutenant Governorship.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Bob Willett a

November 2 General election candidates:

Greg Grives 8,720

Mike Callton 22,297

Bob Willett 1,406

District 88

August 3 Democratic primary:

Randy Thompson (D) 2,110 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Bob Genetski (R) 13,986 a Incumbent Genetski was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Charlie Clegg a

November 2 General election candidates:

Randy Thompson 8,389

Bob Genetski 23,518

Charlie Clegg 1,091

District 89

August 3 Democratic primary:

Don Bergmann (D) 1,584 a

August 3 Republican primary:

William Easterling, Jr. (R) 543
Sec Garcia (R) 1,004
Brandon Hall (R) 337
John McNeil (R) 1,824
Jeffrey Meyer (R) 1,410
David Miller (R) 1,726
John Nash (R) 2,654
Amanda Price (R) 5,774 a

Note: Republican incumbent Arlan Meekhof did not run for re-election to the House, although he was eligible to do so. Instead, Meekhof was elected to the State Senate, serving district 30.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Terry Ashcraft a

November 2 General election candidates:

Don Bergmann 8,554

Amanda Price 22,153

Terry Ashcraft 1,127

District 90

August 3 Democratic primary:

No Democrats filed to run for this seat.

August 3 Republican primary:

Joseph Haveman (R) 14,310 a Incumbent Haveman was first elected in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Joseph Haveman 24,646

District 91

August 3 Democratic primary:

Branden Gemzer (D) 1,666
Ben Gillette (D) 2,533 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Holly Hughes (R) 6,619 a
Ken Punter (R) 4,129

November 2 General election candidates:

Ben Gillette 12,628

Holly Hughes 16,034

District 92

August 3 Democratic primary:

Marcia Hovey-Wright (D) 1,515 a
Steven Markel (D) 48
Scott McNeill (D) 51
Sean Mullally (D) 918
Charles Nash (D) 1,190
Scott Nesbit (D) 278
David Takitaki (D) 395
Willie Walton (D) 48
Steve Warmington (D) 969

Note: Democratic incumbent Douglas Bennett was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

John McNally (R) 4,010 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Marcia Hovey-Wright 13,102

John McNally 7,486

District 93

August 3 Democratic primary:

Travis Lacelle (D) 2,791 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Paul Opsommer (R) 10,950 a Incumbent Opsommer was first elected in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Travis Lacelle 9,476

Paul Opsommer 22,287

District 94

August 3 Democratic primary:

Vince Mosca (D) 4,331 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Kenneth Horn (R) 11,297 a Incumbent Horn was first elected in 2006.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

David Smith a

November 2 General election candidates:

Vince Mosca 10,470

Kenneth Horn 24,362

David Smith 811

District 95

Note: This seat was left vacant by the resignation of Democrat Andy Coulouris.

August 3 Democratic primary:

Greg Dietrich (D) 1,358
Stacy Oakes (D) 2,436 a
J.J. Horgan (D) 125 Horgan passed away on July 12, 2010- before the August 3 Democratic primary.
Joyce Seals (D) 1,724
Pamela Smith (D) 1,142

August 3 Republican primary:

Sarge Harvey (R) 1,777 a
Joel Wilson (R) 1,298

November 2 General election candidates:

Stacy Oakes 13,858

Sarge Harvey 5,577

District 95 (partial term ending 1/1/2011)

Note: This seat was left vacant by the resignation of Democrat Andy Coulouris.

August 3 Democratic primary:

Greg Dietrich (D) 1,302
Stacy Oakes (D) 2,353 a
J.J. Horgan (D) 143
Joyce Seals (D) 1,659
Pamela Smith (D) 1,144

August 3 Republican primary:

Sarge Harvey (R) 2,549 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Stacy Oakes 13,778

Sarge Harvey 5,421

District 96

August 3 Democratic primary:

Charles Brunner (D) 5,198 a
Brian Elder (D) 3,327

Note: Democratic incumbent Jeff Mayes was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Dennis Poirier, Sr. (R) 6,869 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Charles Brunner 17,064

Dennis Poirier, Sr. 15,684

District 97

August 3 Democratic primary:

Tim Barnum (D) 1,566
Mark Lightfoot (D) 1,767 a
Jason Liptow (D) 704

August 3 Republican primary:

Kim Emmons (R) 1,702
George Gilmore (R) 1,442
Joel Johnson (R) 3,669 a
Tom Kerrins (R) 375
Roy Morrison (R) 718

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Brandon Dickhausen a

November 2 General election candidates:

Mark Lightfoot 10,657

Joel Johnson 16,818

Brandon Dickhausen 1,392

District 98

August 3 Republican primary:

Jim Stamas (R) 8,943 a Incumbent Stamas was first elected in 2008.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

J. Longtain a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jim Stamas 22,119

J. Longtain 3,619

District 99

August 3 Democratic primary:

Peter Gallinat (D) 339
Carl Hamann (D) 416
Toni Sessoms (D) 1,388 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Christine Alwood (R) 3,960
Kevin Cotter (R) 6,108 a

Note: Republican incumbent Bill Caul was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Toni Sessoms 9,202

Kevin Cotter 16,647

District 100

August 3 Democratic primary:

Bill Richards (D) 2,342 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Jon Bumstead (R) 3,981 a
Jane Drake (R) 3,492
Marc Libants (R) 3,065
Scott Tillman (R) 2,032

Note: Republican incumbent Goeff Hansen was not eligible for re-election to the House in 2010. Instead, Hansen ran successfully to the 34th Senate District seat.

August 3 Libertarian primary:

Nathaniel Hren a

November 2 General election candidates:

Bill Richards 8,704

Jon Bumstead 17,174

Nathaniel Hren 725

District 101

August 3 Democratic primary:

Daniel Collins Scripps (D) 4,532 a Incumbent Scripps was first elected in 2008

August 3 Republican primary:

John Arens (R) 3,813
Ray Franz (R) 19,208 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Daniel Collins Scripps 18,495

Ray Franz 19,386

District 102

August 3 Democratic primary:

Jodi Gabert (D) 1,797 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Linda Howard (R) 3,331
Morris Langworthy, Jr. (R) 3,526
Jeremy Mishler (R) 2,478
Phillip Potvin (R) 3,861 a
Ryan Steig (R) 638

Note: Republican incumbent Darwin Booher was not eligible for re-election to the House of Representatives under Michigan's term limits. However, Booher successfully ran for election to the 35th Senate district seat on November 2, 2010.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jodi Gabert 8,472

Phillip Potvin 18,825

Thomas Hren 540

Roy Kissinger 1,340

District 103

August 3 Democratic primary:

Frank Izworski (D) 533
Van Sheltrown (D) 2,670 a
Randy Surline (D) 1,387

Note: Democratic incumbent Joel Sheltrown was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Phil Bendily (R) 713
Larry Boyce (R) 1,528
Tony Gojcaj (R) 763
Bruce Rendon (R) 3,401 a
Dave Ryan (R) 1,456
Susan Vick (R) 2,270
Charles Webb (R) 620

November 2 General election candidates:

Van Sheltrown 11,958

Bruce Rendon 19,930

District 104

August 3 Democratic primary:

John Scrudato a

August 3 Republican primary:

Glen Lile (R) 5,864
Wayne Schmidt (R) 10,713 a Incumbent Schmidt was first elected in 2008.

Independent candidate:

Megan Crandall a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Scrudato 10,950

Wayne Schmidt 23,460

Megan Crandall 4,391

District 105

August 3 Democratic primary:

Greg Dean (D) 2,747 a

August 3 Republican primary:

Barry Anderson (R) 868
Tim Boyko (R) 2,493
Triston Cole (R) 4,519
Kenneth Glasser (R) 2,467
Dennis Lennox (R)1,150
Greg MacMaster (R) 4,944 a

Note: Republican incumbent Kevin Elsenheimer was not eligible for re-election due to Michigan term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Greg Dean 10,702

Greg MacMaster 25,907

District 106

August 3 Democratic primary:

Patrick Pokorski (D) 1,679
Casey Viegelahn (D) 2,781 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Andy Neumann was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Peter Pettalia (R) 9,859 a

Independent candidate:

Nicholas Hein a

November 2 General election candidates:

Casey Viegelahn 11,744

Peter Pettalia 18,096

Nicholas Hein 1,498

District 107

August 3 Democratic primary:

Ryan Nelson (D) 1,354
Richard Timmer (D) 1,534 a

Note: Democratic incumbent Gary McDowell was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 Republican primary:

Frank Foster (R) 6,082 a
Mike Patrick (R) 3,808

November 2 General election candidates:

Richard Timmer 11,350

Frank Foster 19,337

District 108

August 3 Democratic primary:

Judy Nerat (D) 2,542 a Incumbent Nerat was first elected in 2009.

August 3 Republican primary:

Mike Falcon (R) 2,889
Gaylord Jones (R) 139
Ed McBroom (R) 3,139 a
Brady Nelson (R) 640
Bruce Rosen (R) 972

November 2 General election candidates:

Judy Nerat 11,870

Ed McBroom 17,734

District 109

August 3 Democratic primary:

Steven Lindberg (D) 4,964 a Incumbent Lindberg was first elected in 2007.

August 3 Republican primary:

John Brock (R) 5,552 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Steven Lindberg 17,160

John Brock 12,496

District 110

August 3 Democratic primary:

Robert Black (D) 1,672
Scott Dianda (D) 2,515 a
William Doan (D) 1,220

August 3 Republican primary:

Matt Huuki (R) 4,676 a
Don Keith (R) 2,105

November 2 General election candidates:

Scott Dianda 12,814

Matt Huuki 16,031

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Footnotes

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↑ Follow the Money, Michigan
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Current members of the Michigan House of Representatives

Leadership

Speaker of the House:Matt Hall

Minority Leader:Ranjeev Puri

Representatives

District 1

Tyrone Carter (D)

District 2

Tullio Liberati (D)

District 3

Alabas Farhat (D)

District 4

Karen Whitsett (D)

District 5

Regina Weiss (D)

District 6

Natalie Price (D)

District 7

Tonya Myers Phillips (D)

District 8

Helena Scott (D)

District 9

Joseph Tate (D)

District 10

Veronica Paiz (D)

District 11

Donavan McKinney (D)

District 12

Kimberly Edwards (D)

District 13

Mai Xiong (D)

District 14

Mike McFall (D)

District 15

Erin Byrnes (D)

District 16

Stephanie Young (D)

District 17

Laurie Pohutsky (D)

District 18

Jason Hoskins (D)

District 19

Samantha Steckloff (D)

District 20

Noah Arbit (D)

District 21

Kelly Breen (D)

District 22

Matt Koleszar (D)

District 23

Jason Morgan (D)

District 24

Ranjeev Puri (D)

District 25

Peter Herzberg (D)

District 26

Dylan Wegela (D)

District 27

Rylee Linting (R)

District 28

Jamie Thompson (R)

District 29

James DeSana (R)

District 30

William Bruck (R)

District 31

Reggie Miller (D)

District 32

Jimmie Wilson (D)

District 33

Morgan Foreman (D)

District 34

Nancy Jenkins-Arno (R)

District 35

Jennifer Wortz (R)

District 36

Steve Carra (R)

District 37

Brad Paquette (R)

District 38

Joey Andrews (D)

District 39

Pauline Wendzel (R)

District 40

Matt Longjohn (D)

District 41

Julie Rogers (D)

District 42

Matt Hall (R)

District 43

Rachelle Smit (R)

District 44

Steve Frisbie (R)

District 45

Sarah Lightner (R)

District 46

Kathy Schmaltz (R)

District 47

Carrie Rheingans (D)

District 48

Jennifer Conlin (D)

District 49

Ann Bollin (R)

District 50

Jason Woolford (R)

District 51

Matt Maddock (R)

District 52

Mike Harris (R)

District 53

Brenda Carter (D)

District 54

Donni Steele (R)

District 55

Mark Tisdel (R)

District 56

Sharon MacDonell (D)

District 57

Thomas Kuhn (R)

District 58

Ron Robinson (R)

District 59

Douglas Wozniak (R)

District 60

Joseph Aragona (R)

District 61

Denise Mentzer (D)

District 62

Alicia St. Germaine (R)

District 63

Jay DeBoyer (R)

District 64

Joseph Pavlov (R)

District 65

Jaime Greene (R)

District 66

Josh Schriver (R)

District 67

Phil Green (R)

District 68

David Martin (R)

District 69

Jasper Martus (D)

District 70

Cynthia Neeley (D)

District 71

Brian BeGole (R)

District 72

Mike Mueller (R)

District 73

Julie Brixie (D)

District 74

Kara Hope (D)

District 75

Penelope Tsernoglou (D)

District 76

Angela Witwer (D)

District 77

Emily Dievendorf (D)

District 78

Gina Johnsen (R)

District 79

Angela Rigas (R)

District 80

Phil Skaggs (D)

District 81

Stephen Wooden (D)

District 82

Kristian Grant (D)

District 83

John Fitzgerald (D)

District 84

Carol Glanville (D)

District 85

Bradley Slagh (R)

District 86

Nancy De Boer (R)

District 87

William Snyder (D)

District 88

Greg VanWoerkom (R)

District 89

Luke Meerman (R)

District 90

Bryan Posthumus (R)

District 91

Pat Outman (R)

District 92

Jerry Neyer (R)

District 93

Tim Kelly (R)

District 94

Amos O'Neal (D)

District 95

Bill Schuette (R)

District 96

Timothy Beson (R)

District 97

Matthew Bierlein (R)

District 98

Gregory Alexander (R)

District 99

Mike Hoadley (R)

District 100

Tom Kunse (R)

District 101

Joseph Fox (R)

District 102

Curt VanderWall (R)

District 103

Betsy Coffia (D)

District 104

John Roth (R)

District 105

Ken Borton (R)

District 106

Cameron Cavitt (R)

District 107

Parker Fairbairn (R)

District 108

David Prestin (R)

District 109

Karl Bohnak (R)

District 110

Gregory Markkanen (R)

Republican Party (58)

Democratic Party (52)

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[3] Follow the Money, Michigan

[4] Follow the Money: "Michigan House 2010 Campaign Contributions"

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