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Upcoming Elections
General Election
November 3rd, 2026
US Senate
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."
Opponents
Mike Rogers (Republican Party), Douglas P. Marsh (Green Party), Lydia Christensen (Libertarian Party), Timothy Long (U.S. Taxpayers Party)
US House District 1
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. "
Opponents
Jack Bergman (Incumbent, Republican Party), LaVeta Davenport (Green Party), Zebulon Featherly (Independent), Arnett Satterla (Libertarian Party), Doc Kovaly (U.S. Taxpayers Party), Liz Hakola (Working Class Party)
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."
Opponents
John James (Republican Party), Douglas Campbell (Green Party), Anthony Hudson (Libertarian Party), Donna Brandenburg (U.S. Taxpayers Party), Evan Space (Write-in, Independent)
Michigan Attorney General
Eli Savit
"Eli Savit is running for Attorney General to fight for the rights and freedoms of every Michigander. He’ll take on corporate polluters, protect workers and consumers from exploitation, and hold powerful interests accountable. At a time when our constitutional rights are under attack, Eli will be a fearless advocate for justice, fairness, and opportunity for all."
Opponents
Doug Lloyd (Republican Party), Jeff Polonowski (Green Party), Jason Dye (Libertarian Party), John Ludtke (U.S. Taxpayers Party)
Michigan Secretary of State
Garlin Gilchrist II
"Garlin is committed to building a Michigan where every person can reach their full potential. As the country’s only statewide elected software engineer, Garlin has focused on making the government actually work for people, He believes it’s time for bold, fearless leadership to stand against the threats to democracy in the face of a President who acts like a king. If our democratic system doesn’t work, we lose the most important tool we have to really solve the problems every Michigander faces from unaffordable childcare, housing, and healthcare."
Opponents
Anthony Forlini (Republican Party), Eric Borregard (Green Party), Christine Sloan (Libertarian Party), Scott Aughney (U.S. Taxpayers Party)
Michigan State Senate District 37
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."
Opponents
John Damoose (Incumbent, Republican Party)
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."
Opponents
Parker Fairbairn (Incumbent, Republican Party)
Michigan Supreme Court
2 seats | nonpartisan election
Megan Cavanagh (Incumbent)
"Born in Lansing and raised in East Lansing, Megan Cavanagh grew up immersed in public service. The daughter of a longtime Michigan Supreme Court Justice, she learned early that the law is not just a profession—it’s a responsibility to the community. Yet her path to the bench was distinctly her own. After graduating from the University of Michigan with a degree in environmental engineering, Megan worked as a consultant evaluating environmental risk and property development before discovering her true calling in the law."
Noah Hood (Incumbent)
"Justice Noah Hood is a lifelong Detroiter, public servant, and jurist committed to facts, fairness, integrity, and the rule of law. Born in 1986 and raised on Detroit’s east side, he grew up in a family deeply rooted in public service, faith, and community leadership. His father served on the Detroit City Council and as senior minister at Plymouth United Church of Christ, while his mother has served for decades as a federal judge after being appointed to the U.S. District Court by President Bill Clinton. His grandfather was a founding member of SCLC and contemporary of Andrew Young."
Opponents
Thomas Howe (Nonpartisan), Casandra Morse-Bills (Nonpartisan), Michael D. Warren Jr.(Nonpartisan) , Jody White (Nonpartisan)