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Michigan

The average Liberty Score of the delegation is 62 out of 100, a D-. 14 of its seats in Congress were decided on November 3, 2026.

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On the ballot November 3

1 Senate seat and 13 House seats in Michigan. Tap a race to see the candidates side by side.

• SenateLeans DOpen seatMike RogersR · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsAAbdul El-SayedD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsFand 4 more on the ballot
• 1st DistrictJack BergmanR · holds the seatACBCallie BarrD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 5 more on the ballot
• 2nd DistrictJohn MoolenaarR · holds the seatABABen AmbroseD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 2 more on the ballot
• 3rd DistrictHillary ScholtenD · holds the seatFTDTerri DeBoerR · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsAand 1 more on the ballot
• 4th DistrictBill HuizengaR · holds the seatASMSean McCannD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 1 more on the ballot
• 5th DistrictTim WalbergR · holds the seatACVChristian VukasovichD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 3 more on the ballot
• 6th DistrictDebbie DingellD · holds the seatFHSHeather SmileyR · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsAand 4 more on the ballot
• 7th DistrictTom BarrettR · holds the seatB-William LawrenceD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsFand 1 more on the ballot
• 8th DistrictKristen McDonald RivetD · holds the seatFTSThomas SmithR · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 3 more on the ballot
• 9th DistrictLisa McClainR · holds the seatARPRay PooleyD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 4 more on the ballot
• 10th DistrictOpen seatMBMike BouchardR · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–CHChristina HinesD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsFand 3 more on the ballot
• 11th DistrictOpen seatEBEthan BakerR · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–Jeremy MossD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 3 more on the ballot
• 12th DistrictRashida TlaibD · holds the seatFJHJames HooperR · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsAand 3 more on the ballot
• 13th DistrictOpen seatDonavan McKinneyD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsFTNT. P. NykoriakR · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 3 more on the ballot

Senators today

• Gary C. PetersD · Michigan · SenateLeaving CongressF
• Elissa SlotkinD · Michigan · SenateF

Representatives today

• Tim WalbergR · Michigan · 5th DistrictA
• John JamesR · Michigan · 10th DistrictLeaving CongressA
• Jack BergmanR · Michigan · 1st DistrictA
• Lisa C. McClainR · Michigan · 9th DistrictA
• Bill HuizengaR · Michigan · 4th DistrictA
• John R. MoolenaarR · Michigan · 2nd DistrictA
• Tom BarrettR · Michigan · 7th DistrictB-
• Hillary J. ScholtenD · Michigan · 3rd DistrictF
• Kristen McDonald RivetD · Michigan · 8th DistrictF
• Haley M. StevensD · Michigan · 11th DistrictLeaving CongressF
• Shri ThanedarD · Michigan · 13th DistrictLost the primaryF
• Debbie DingellD · Michigan · 6th DistrictF
• Rashida TlaibD · Michigan · 12th DistrictF