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Upcoming Elections
Democratic Primaries
Aug 4th, 2026
US Senate
Mallory McMorrow has withdrawn but will still appear on the ballot.
Abdul El-Sayed
"Abdul will get money out of politics, put money in your pocket, and pass Medicare for All. He is fighting for an economy and healthcare system that work for everyone, affordable housing for all, and clean air and water. He’s committed to accessible education and sensible foreign policy rooted in diplomacy and justice. Explore Abdul’s priorities for building a fairer future."
Haley Stevens
"Michigan’s diverse communities are one of our state’s greatest strengths. From Haley Stevens’ time working for President Obama as Chief of Staff on his auto rescue, to representing Southeast Michigan in Congress, she’s put her hand up for Michigan in moments of crisis. Now, Haley is putting up her hand up to be Michigan’s champion in the U.S. Senate, where she will build on the work she’s done in the House of Representatives to speak up, fight for, and deliver for all Michiganders."
US House District 1
Kyle Blomquist
"What we have normalized isn’t normal, but we have to believe that a better world is possible. To the extent that members of Congress can effect change in a brutal, often-corrupt capitalist system, my guiding belief is this: the government has a responsibility to provide for their citizens’ basic needs and must ensure that its people cannot be priced-out of anything necessary for a full, happy, & healthy life."
Callie Barr
"We live in the richest country in the world, so why can’t working families afford the roof over their heads? Skyrocketing rents, stagnant wages, and companies buying up all the houses to turn into playgrounds for vacationers. A house used to be a part of the American Dream, but now it’s just a fantasy for too many. "
Wayne Stiles
"The people of Michigan’s 1st District have worked hard for generations to build this community, and it’s time we make sure that the policies in Washington reflect those values. As your representative, I’ll fight for fair wages, affordable healthcare, Support for small businesses, and a stronger economy that benefits everyone. Together, we can ensure that the American Dream is accessible to all—no matter where you live."
Governor of Michigan
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Jocelyn Benson
"Civil rights advocate, youngest woman dean of an accredited law school in American history, Michigan's Secretary of State, military spouse, and mother – Jocelyn Benson is running for governor to make Michigan the best place to be a kid, raise a kid, and call home. Her career has been defined by fearless public service and transformational leadership."
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Chris Swanson
"Growing up in Grand Blanc, Michigan, he was shaped by a working-class family that emphasized hard work and the importance of taking care of others. He attended Mott Community College and the University of Michigan, where he earned a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Public Administration. That set the stage for his long-term commitment to his community."
Michigan State Senate District 37
Mitchell Treadwell appears on the ballot. We were unable to find an active campaign.
Kate Gallup
"I believe in a better vision for our region, where we see the values we share of family, neighborliness and community strength reflected in the policies that are passed on our behalf. I will work to build a community that works for all and restores dignity to hardworking people struggling in the face of rampant injustice and an affordability crisis."
Michigan House of Representatives District 107
Melissa Perron
"Melissa believes government should work with local communities, not over them, and that the best solutions come from the people closest to the problem.
Melissa isn’t running to build a political career, she’s running to make sure Northern Michigan families have a strong voice in Lansing and to bring practical, local solutions back to the communities she calls home."
Brendan Ryan
"It’s time for Michigan’s public servants to face the brutal facts. Since 1970, Michigan’s median household income has dropped from 7th in the nation to 38th. Over those same 55 years, inflation adjusted household incomes grew at the second lowest rate in the US at 2.9% while inflation skyrocketed to 738%. Michigan now ranks 44th in education. Housing and healthcare costs have soared. As a structural engineer, I’ve spent my career fixing broken systems with facts, reason, teamwork and ethical leadership. I’m bringing that same mindset to Lansing to fight for your family.
We Can Do Better."