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Michigan

2022 population: 10,034,113 ( 150,473 from 2010 , 43,212 from 2020)
Land area: 56608.0 square miles
Population density: 177.3 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:	7,423,617	73.98%	1.9%
Black:	1,381,727	13.77%	0.1%
Indian:	57,106	0.57%	4.5%
Asian:	350,847	3.50%	47.0%
2+ races:	247,302	2.46%	29.9%
Hispanic:	573,514	5.72%	31.4%

Total non-White:	2,610,496	26.02%	12.8%

2020-2022 Components	Number	Rate
Births:	234,482	11.6
Deaths:	263,708	13.1
Net Migration:	-43,188	-2.1
Net Immigration:	26,265	1.3

Change in White population:	-146,322	-1.5
Change in Non-White pop.:	296,795	3.0

Historical Presidential Election Results for Michigan

Recent Trends
	Votes	Δ Margin	Swing %
2020 vs. 2016	R +370,321	D +164,885	D + 3.1%
2020 vs. 2016	D +535,206	D +164,885	D + 3.1%
2020 vs. 2012	R +534,608	R +295,132	R + 6.8%
2020 vs. 2012	D +239,476	R +295,132	R + 6.8%
2020 vs. 2008	R +601,225	R +669,759	R + 13.9%
2020 vs. 2008	D -68,534	R +669,759	R + 13.9%

2016 vs. 2008	R +230,904	R +834,644	R + 17.0%
2016 vs. 2008	D -603,740	R +834,644	R + 17.0%
How to interpret this table

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Year	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff (US)	PUSV	EV
2020	70%	Joe Biden (D)	2,804,045	50.5%	Donald Trump* (R)	2,649,864	47.8%	93,277 [+]	1.7%	5,547,186	1	3.50%	16
[-] Other candidates in 2020: Jo Jorgensen (Lbt) 60,408 (1.1%);
2016	63%	Donald Trump (R)	2,279,543	47.2%	Hillary Clinton (D)	2,268,839	47.0%	276,160 [+]	5.7%	4,824,542	1	3.52%	16
[-] Other candidates in 2016: Gary Johnson (Lbt) 172,136 (3.6%); Jill Stein (Grn) 51,463 (1.1%); Evan McMullin (I) 8,183 (0.2%);
2012	63%	Barack Obama* (D)	2,564,569	54.0%	Mitt Romney (R)	2,115,256	44.6%	65,491 [+]	1.4%	4,745,316	-3	3.67%	16
[-] Other candidates in 2012: Gary Johnson (Lbt) 7,797 (0.2%);
2008	68%	Barack Obama (D)	2,872,579	57.3%	John McCain (R)	2,048,639	40.9%	89,388 [+]	1.8%	5,010,606	-5	3.81%	17
[-] Other candidates in 2008: Ralph Nader (I) 33,085 (0.7%); Bob Barr (Lbt) 23,716 (0.5%);
2004	66%	John Kerry (D)	2,479,183	51.2%	George W. Bush* (R)	2,313,746	47.8%	46,323 [+]	1.0%	4,839,252	-3	3.96%	17
[-] Other candidates in 2004: Ralph Nader (I) 24,035 (0.5%);
2000	58%	Albert Gore, Jr. (D)	2,170,418	51.3%	George W. Bush (R)	1,953,139	46.1%	109,154 [+]	2.6%	4,232,711	-2	4.01%	18
[-] Other candidates in 2000: Ralph Nader (Grn) 84,165 (2.0%); Pat Buchanan (Ref) 2,061 (0.0%);
1996	54%	Bill Clinton* (D)	1,989,653	51.7%	Robert Dole (R)	1,481,212	38.5%	377,979 [+]	9.8%	3,848,844	-2	4.00%	18
[-] Other candidates in 1996: Ross Perot (Ref) 336,670 (8.7%); Harry Browne (Lbt) 27,670 (0.7%); Ralph Nader (Grn) 2,322 (0.1%);
1992	62%	Bill Clinton (D)	1,871,182	43.8%	George Bush* (R)	1,554,940	36.4%	848,551 [+]	19.9%	4,274,673	-1	4.09%	18
[-] Other candidates in 1992: Ross Perot (I) 824,813 (19.3%);
1988	56%	George Bush (R)	1,965,486	53.6%	Michael Dukakis (D)	1,675,783	45.7%	27,894 [+]	0.8%	3,669,163	0	4.01%	20
[-] Other candidates in 1988: Ron Paul (Lbt) 18,336 (0.5%);
1984	58%	Ronald Reagan* (R)	2,251,571	59.2%	Walter Mondale (D)	1,529,638	40.2%	20,449	0.5%	3,801,658	0	4.10%	20
[-] Other candidates in 1984:
1980	60%	Ronald Reagan (R)	1,915,225	49.0%	Jimmy Carter* (D)	1,661,532	42.5%	332,968 [+]	8.5%	3,909,725	-2	4.52%	21
[-] Other candidates in 1980: John Anderson (I) 275,223 (7.0%); Edward Clark (Lbt) 41,597 (1.1%);
1976	61%	Gerald Ford* (R)	1,893,742	51.8%	Jimmy Carter (D)	1,696,714	46.4%	63,293 [+]	1.7%	3,653,749	4	4.48%	21
[-] Other candidates in 1976: Eugene McCarthy (I) 47,905 (1.3%);
1972	59%	Richard Nixon* (R)	1,961,721	56.2%	George McGovern (D)	1,459,435	41.8%	69,169 [+]	2.0%	3,490,325	-4	4.49%	21
[-] Other candidates in 1972: John Schmitz (Amer) 63,321 (1.8%);
1968	65%	Hubert Humphrey (D)	1,593,082	48.2%	Richard Nixon (R)	1,370,665	41.5%	342,503 [+]	10.4%	3,306,250	-2	4.52%	21
[-] Other candidates in 1968: George Wallace (AIP) 331,968 (10.0%);
1964	66%	Lyndon Johnson* (D)	2,136,615	66.7%	Barry Goldwater (R)	1,060,152	33.1%	6,335	0.2%	3,203,102	-5	4.53%	21
[-] Other candidates in 1964:
1960	72%	John Kennedy (D)	1,687,269	50.9%	Richard Nixon (R)	1,620,428	48.8%	10,400	0.3%	3,318,097	-1	4.82%	20
[-] Other candidates in 1960:
1956	66%	Dwight Eisenhower* (R)	1,713,647	55.6%	Adlai Stevenson (D)	1,359,898	44.1%	6,923	0.2%	3,080,468	-2	4.97%	20
[-] Other candidates in 1956:
1952	65%	Dwight Eisenhower (R)	1,551,529	55.4%	Adlai Stevenson (D)	1,230,657	44.0%	16,406	0.6%	2,798,592	0	4.53%	20
[-] Other candidates in 1952:
1948	53%	Thomas Dewey (R)	1,038,595	49.2%	Harry Truman* (D)	1,003,448	47.6%	67,566 [+]	3.2%	2,109,609	4	4.32%	19
[-] Other candidates in 1948: Henry Wallace (Prog) 46,515 (2.2%); Strom Thurmond (StsRts) 0 (0.0%);
1944	60%	Franklin Roosevelt* (D)	1,106,899	50.2%	Thomas Dewey (R)	1,084,423	49.2%	13,901	0.6%	2,205,223	3	4.60%	19
[-] Other candidates in 1944:
1940	62%	Wendell Willkie (R)	1,039,917	49.9%	Franklin Roosevelt* (D)	1,032,991	49.5%	13,021	0.6%	2,085,929	5	4.18%	19
[-] Other candidates in 1940:
1936	58%	Franklin Roosevelt* (D)	1,016,794	56.3%	Alf Landon (R)	699,733	38.8%	88,571 [+]	4.9%	1,805,098	2	3.95%	19
[-] Other candidates in 1936: William Lemke (Union) 75,795 (4.2%); Norman Thomas (Soc) 8,208 (0.5%);
1932	56%	Franklin Roosevelt (D)	871,700	52.4%	Herbert Hoover* (R)	739,894	44.4%	53,171 [+]	3.2%	1,664,765	5	4.19%	19
[-] Other candidates in 1932: Norman Thomas (Soc) 39,205 (2.4%);
1928	49%	Herbert Hoover (R)	965,396	70.4%	Al Smith (D)	396,762	28.9%	9,924 [+]	0.7%	1,372,082	12	3.73%	15
[-] Other candidates in 1928: Norman Thomas (Soc) 3,516 (0.3%);
1924	46%	Calvin Coolidge (R)	874,631	75.4%	John Davis (D)	152,359	13.1%	133,429 [+]	11.5%	1,160,419	21	3.99%	15
[-] Other candidates in 1924: Robert LaFollette (Prog) 122,014 (10.5%);
1920	47%	Warren Harding (R)	762,865	72.8%	James Cox (D)	233,450	22.3%	52,096 [+]	5.0%	1,048,411	12	3.91%	15
[-] Other candidates in 1920: Eugene Debs (Soc) 28,947 (2.8%); Parley Christiansen (FL) 10,480 (1.0%); Aaron Watkins (Proh) 9,646 (0.9%);
1916	32%	Charles Evans Hughes (R)	337,952	52.2%	Woodrow Wilson* (D)	283,993	43.9%	25,101 [+]	3.9%	647,046	6	3.49%	15
[-] Other candidates in 1916: Allan Benson (Soc) 16,120 (2.5%); James Hanly (Proh) 8,139 (1.3%);
1912	31%	William Taft* (R)	214,584	38.9%	Theodore Roosevelt (Prog)	152,244	27.6%	184,148 [+]	33.4%	550,976	16	3.66%	15
[-] Other candidates in 1912: Woodrow Wilson (D) 150,751 (27.4%); Eugene Debs (Soc) 23,211 (4.2%); Eugene Chafin (Proh) 8,934 (1.6%);
1908	34%	William Taft (R)	333,313	61.9%	William J. Bryan (D)	174,619	32.4%	30,203 [+]	5.6%	538,135	10	3.61%	14
[-] Other candidates in 1908: Eugene Chafin (Proh) 16,974 (3.2%); Eugene Debs (Soc) 11,586 (2.2%); Thomas Hisgen (I) 760 (0.1%);
1904	35%	Theodore Roosevelt (R)	361,863	69.5%	Alton Parker (D)	134,163	25.8%	24,417 [+]	4.7%	520,443	13	3.85%	14
[-] Other candidates in 1904: Silas Swallow (Proh) 13,441 (2.6%); Eugene Debs (Soc) 9,042 (1.7%); Thomas Watson (Pop) 1,159 (0.2%);
1900	39%	William McKinley* (R)	316,014	58.1%	William J. Bryan (D)	211,432	38.9%	16,343 [+]	3.0%	543,789	7	3.89%	14
[-] Other candidates in 1900: John Woolley (Proh) 11,859 (2.2%); Eugene Debs (Soc) 2,826 (0.5%);

* incumbent PUSV: percent of U.S. vote

2020 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Joe Biden (D)

2,804,045

50.5%

Donald Trump* (R)

2,649,864

47.8%

Jo Jorgensen (Lbt)

60,408

1.1%

Other

32,869

0.6%

TOTAL

5,547,186

Turnout: 70%	Diff (US): 1

2016 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Hillary Clinton (D)

2,268,839

47.0%

Donald Trump (R)

2,279,543

47.2%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

172,136

3.6%

Jill Stein (Grn)

51,463

1.1%

Evan McMullin (I)

8,183

0.2%

Other

44,378

0.9%

TOTAL

4,824,542

Turnout: 63%	Diff (US): 1

2012 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama* (D)

2,564,569

54.0%

Mitt Romney (R)

2,115,256

44.6%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

7,797

0.2%

Other

57,694

1.2%

TOTAL

4,745,316

Turnout: 63%	Diff (US): -3

2008 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama (D)

2,872,579

57.3%

John McCain (R)

2,048,639

40.9%

Ralph Nader (I)

33,085

0.7%

Bob Barr (Lbt)

23,716

0.5%

Other

32,587

0.7%

TOTAL

5,010,606

Turnout: 68%	Diff (US): -5

2004 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush* (R)

2,313,746

47.8%

John Kerry (D)

2,479,183

51.2%

Ralph Nader (I)

24,035

0.5%

Other

22,288

0.5%

TOTAL

4,839,252

Turnout: 66%	Diff (US): -3

2000 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush (R)

1,953,139

46.1%

Albert Gore, Jr. (D)

2,170,418

51.3%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

84,165

2.0%

Pat Buchanan (Ref)

2,061

0.0%

Other

22,928

0.5%

TOTAL

4,232,711

Turnout: 58%	Diff (US): -2

1996 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Bill Clinton* (D)

1,989,653

51.7%

Robert Dole (R)

1,481,212

38.5%

Ross Perot (Ref)

336,670

8.7%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

2,322

0.1%

Harry Browne (Lbt)

27,670

0.7%

Other

11,317

0.3%

TOTAL

3,848,844

Turnout: 54%	Diff (US): -2

1992 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Bill Clinton (D)

1,871,182

43.8%

George Bush* (R)

1,554,940

36.4%

Ross Perot (I)

824,813

19.3%

Other

23,738

0.6%

TOTAL

4,274,673

Turnout: 62%	Diff (US): -1

1988 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George Bush (R)

1,965,486

53.6%

Michael Dukakis (D)

1,675,783

45.7%

Ron Paul (Lbt)

18,336

0.5%

Other

9,558

0.3%

TOTAL

3,669,163

Turnout: 56%	Diff (US): 0

1984 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Ronald Reagan* (R)

2,251,571

59.2%

Walter Mondale (D)

1,529,638

40.2%

Other

20,449

0.5%

TOTAL

3,801,658

Turnout: 58%	Diff (US): 0

1980 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Ronald Reagan (R)

1,915,225

49.0%

Jimmy Carter* (D)

1,661,532

42.5%

John Anderson (I)

275,223

7.0%

Edward Clark (Lbt)

41,597

1.1%

Other

16,148

0.4%

TOTAL

3,909,725

Turnout: 60%	Diff (US): -2

1976 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Jimmy Carter (D)

1,696,714

46.4%

Gerald Ford* (R)

1,893,742

51.8%

Eugene McCarthy (I)

47,905

1.3%

Other

15,388

0.4%

TOTAL

3,653,749

Turnout: 61%	Diff (US): 4

1972 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Richard Nixon* (R)

1,961,721

56.2%

George McGovern (D)

1,459,435

41.8%

John Schmitz (Amer)

63,321

1.8%

Other

5,848

0.2%

TOTAL

3,490,325

Turnout: 59%	Diff (US): -4

1968 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Richard Nixon (R)

1,370,665

41.5%

Hubert Humphrey (D)

1,593,082

48.2%

George Wallace (AIP)

331,968

10.0%

Other

10,535

0.3%

TOTAL

3,306,250

Turnout: 65%	Diff (US): -2

1964 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Lyndon Johnson* (D)

2,136,615

66.7%

Barry Goldwater (R)

1,060,152

33.1%

Other

6,335

0.2%

TOTAL

3,203,102

Turnout: 66%	Diff (US): -5

1960 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

John Kennedy (D)

1,687,269

50.9%

Richard Nixon (R)

1,620,428

48.8%

Other

10,400

0.3%

TOTAL

3,318,097

Turnout: 72%	Diff (US): -1

1956 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Dwight Eisenhower* (R)

1,713,647

55.6%

Adlai Stevenson (D)

1,359,898

44.1%

Other

6,923

0.2%

TOTAL

3,080,468

Turnout: 66%	Diff (US): -2

1952 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Dwight Eisenhower (R)

1,551,529

55.4%

Adlai Stevenson (D)

1,230,657

44.0%

Other

16,406

0.6%

TOTAL

2,798,592

Turnout: 65%	Diff (US): 0

1948 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Harry Truman* (D)

1,003,448

47.6%

Thomas Dewey (R)

1,038,595

49.2%

Henry Wallace (Prog)

46,515

2.2%

Other

21,051

1.0%

TOTAL

2,109,609

Turnout: 53%	Diff (US): 4

1944 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt* (D)

1,106,899

50.2%

Thomas Dewey (R)

1,084,423

49.2%

Other

13,901

0.6%

TOTAL

2,205,223

Turnout: 60%	Diff (US): 3

1940 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt* (D)

1,032,991

49.5%

Wendell Willkie (R)

1,039,917

49.9%

Other

13,021

0.6%

TOTAL

2,085,929

Turnout: 62%	Diff (US): 5

1936 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt* (D)

1,016,794

56.3%

Alf Landon (R)

699,733

38.8%

William Lemke (Union)

75,795

4.2%

Norman Thomas (Soc)

8,208

0.5%

Other

4,568

0.3%

TOTAL

1,805,098

Turnout: 58%	Diff (US): 2

1932 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Franklin Roosevelt (D)

871,700

52.4%

Herbert Hoover* (R)

739,894

44.4%

Norman Thomas (Soc)

39,205

2.4%

Other

13,966

0.8%

TOTAL

1,664,765

Turnout: 56%	Diff (US): 5

1928 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Herbert Hoover (R)

965,396

70.4%

Al Smith (D)

396,762

28.9%

Norman Thomas (Soc)

3,516

0.3%

Other

6,408

0.5%

TOTAL

1,372,082

Turnout: 49%	Diff (US): 12

1924 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Calvin Coolidge (R)

874,631

75.4%

John Davis (D)

152,359

13.1%

Robert LaFollette (Prog)

122,014

10.5%

Other

11,415

1.0%

TOTAL

1,160,419

Turnout: 46%	Diff (US): 21

1920 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Warren Harding (R)

762,865

72.8%

James Cox (D)

233,450

22.3%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

28,947

2.8%

Parley Christiansen (FL)

10,480

1.0%

Aaron Watkins (Proh)

9,646

0.9%

Other

3,023

0.3%

TOTAL

1,048,411

Turnout: 47%	Diff (US): 12

1916 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Woodrow Wilson* (D)

283,993

43.9%

Charles Evans Hughes (R)

337,952

52.2%

Allan Benson (Soc)

16,120

2.5%

James Hanly (Proh)

8,139

1.3%

Other

842

0.1%

TOTAL

647,046

Turnout: 32%	Diff (US): 6

1912 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Woodrow Wilson (D)

150,751

27.4%

Theodore Roosevelt (Prog)

152,244

27.6%

William Taft* (R)

214,584

38.9%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

23,211

4.2%

Eugene Chafin (Proh)

8,934

1.6%

Other

1,252

0.2%

TOTAL

550,976

Turnout: 31%	Diff (US): 16

1908 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

William Taft (R)

333,313

61.9%

William J. Bryan (D)

174,619

32.4%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

11,586

2.2%

Eugene Chafin (Proh)

16,974

3.2%

Thomas Hisgen (I)

760

0.1%

Other

883

0.2%

TOTAL

538,135

Turnout: 34%	Diff (US): 10

1904 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Theodore Roosevelt (R)

361,863

69.5%

Alton Parker (D)

134,163

25.8%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

9,042

1.7%

Silas Swallow (Proh)

13,441

2.6%

Thomas Watson (Pop)

1,159

0.2%

Other

775

0.1%

TOTAL

520,443

Turnout: 35%	Diff (US): 13

1900 President, Michigan

Candidate

Votes

Pct

William McKinley* (R)

316,014

58.1%

William J. Bryan (D)

211,432

38.9%

John Woolley (Proh)

11,859

2.2%

Eugene Debs (Soc)

2,826

0.5%

Other

1,658

0.3%

TOTAL

543,789

Turnout: 39%	Diff (US): 7

* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Michigan

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Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes
2022	G	57%	Gretchen Whitmer* (D)	2,430,505	54.5%	Tudor Dixon (R)	1,960,635	43.9%	70,832 [+]	1.6%	4,461,972
[-] Other candidates in 2022 included: Mary Buzuma (Libertarian) 38,800 (0.9%); Donna Brandenburg (U.S. Taxpayers) 16,246 (0.4%); Kevin Hogan (Green) 10,766 (0.2%); Daryl Simpson (Natural Law) 4,973 (0.1%);
2020	S2	70%	Gary Peters* (D)	2,734,568	49.9%	John James (R)	2,642,233	48.2%	103,327 [+]	1.9%	5,480,128
[-] Other candidates in 2020 included: Valerie Willis (U.S. Taxpayers) 50,597 (0.9%); Marcia Squier (Green) 39,217 (0.7%); Doug Dern (Natural Law) 13,093 (0.2%);

2018	G	55%	Gretchen Whitmer (D)	2,266,193	53.3%	Bill Schuette (R)	1,859,534	43.7%	124,858 [+]	2.9%	4,250,585
[-] Other candidates in 2018 included: Bill Gelineau (Libertarian) 56,606 (1.3%); Todd Schleiger (U.S. Taxpayers) 29,219 (0.7%); Jennifer Kurland (Green) 28,799 (0.7%); Keith Butkovich (Natural Law) 10,202 (0.2%);
2018	S1	55%	Debbie Stabenow* (D)	2,214,478	52.3%	John James (R)	1,938,818	45.8%	83,975 [+]	2.0%	4,237,271
[-] Other candidates in 2018 included: Marcia Squier (Green) 40,204 (0.9%); George Huffman (U.S. Taxpayers) 27,251 (0.6%); John Wilhelm (Natural Law) 16,502 (0.4%);
2014	S2	41%	Gary Peters (D)	1,704,936	54.6%	Terri Lynn Land (R)	1,290,199	41.3%	126,636 [+]	4.1%	3,121,771
[-] Other candidates in 2014 included: Jim Fulner (Libertarian) 62,897 (2.0%); Richard Matkin (U.S. Taxpayers) 37,529 (1.2%); Chris Wahmhoff (Green) 26,137 (0.8%);
2014	G	42%	Rick Snyder* (R)	1,607,399	50.9%	Mark Schauer (D)	1,479,057	46.9%	70,075 [+]	2.2%	3,156,531
[-] Other candidates in 2014 included: Mary Buzuma (Libertarian) 35,723 (1.1%); Mark McFarlin (U.S. Taxpayers) 19,368 (0.6%); Paul Homeniuk (Green) 14,934 (0.5%);
2012	S1	61%	Debbie Stabenow* (D)	2,735,826	58.8%	Peter Hoekstra (R)	1,767,386	38.0%	149,706 [+]	3.2%	4,652,918
[-] Other candidates in 2012 included: Scotty Boman (Libertarian) 84,480 (1.8%); Harley Mikkelson (Green) 27,890 (0.6%); Richard Matkin (U.S. Taxpayers) 26,038 (0.6%); John Litle (Natural Law) 11,229 (0.2%);
2010	G	43%	Rick Snyder (R)	1,874,834	58.1%	Virg Bernero (D)	1,287,320	39.9%	63,934 [+]	2.0%	3,226,088
[-] Other candidates in 2010 included: Ken Proctor (Libertarian) 22,390 (0.7%); Stacey Mathia (U.S. Taxpayers) 20,818 (0.6%); Harley Mikkelson (Green) 20,699 (0.6%);

2008	S2	66%	Carl Levin* (D)	3,038,386	62.7%	Jack Hoogendyk (R)	1,641,070	33.8%	169,164 [+]	3.5%	4,848,620
[-] Other candidates in 2008 included: Scotty Boman (Libertarian) 76,347 (1.6%); Harley Mikkelson (Green) 43,440 (0.9%); Michael Nikitin (U.S. Taxpayers) 30,827 (0.6%); Doug Dern (Natural Law) 18,550 (0.4%);
2006	G	52%	Jennifer Granholm* (D)	2,142,513	56.4%	Dick DeVos (R)	1,608,086	42.3%	50,657 [+]	1.3%	3,801,256
[-] Other candidates in 2006 included: Greg Creswell (Libertarian) 23,524 (0.6%); Doug Campbell (Green) 20,009 (0.5%); Bhagwan Dashairya (U.S. Taxpayers) 7,087 (0.2%);
2006	S1	52%	Debbie Stabenow* (D)	2,151,278	56.9%	Michael Bouchard (R)	1,559,597	41.3%	69,269 [+]	1.8%	3,780,144
[-] Other candidates in 2006 included: Leonard Schwartz (Libertarian) 27,012 (0.7%); David Sole (Green) 23,890 (0.6%); Dennis FitzSimmons (U.S. Taxpayers) 18,341 (0.5%);
2002	G	43%	Jennifer Granholm (D)	1,633,796	51.4%	Dick Posthumus (R)	1,506,104	47.4%	37,665 [+]	1.2%	3,177,565
[-] Other candidates in 2002 included: Doug Campbell (Green) 25,236 (0.8%); Joseph Pilchak (Taxpayers) 12,411 (0.4%);
2002	S2	43%	Carl Levin* (D)	1,896,614	60.6%	Andrew Raczkowski (R)	1,185,545	37.9%	47,128 [+]	1.5%	3,129,287
[-] Other candidates in 2002 included: Eric Borregard (Green) 23,931 (0.8%); John Mangopoulos (Reform) 12,831 (0.4%); Doug Dern (Natural Law) 10,366 (0.3%);
2000	S1	57%	Debbie Stabenow (D)	2,061,952	49.5%	Spencer Abraham* (R)	1,994,693	47.9%	111,040 [+]	2.7%	4,167,685
[-] Other candidates in 2000 included: Matthew Abel (Green) 37,542 (0.9%); Michael Corliss (Libertarian) 29,966 (0.7%); Mark Forton (Reform) 26,274 (0.6%); John Mangopoulos (U.S. Taxpayers) 11,628 (0.3%); William Quarton (Natural Law) 5,630 (0.1%);

1998	G	42%	John Engler* (R)	1,883,005	62.2%	Geoffrey Fieger (D)	1,143,574	37.8%	525	0.0%	3,027,104
[-] Other candidates in 1998 included:
1996	S2	53%	Carl Levin* (D)	2,195,738	58.4%	Ronna Romney (R)	1,500,106	39.9%	66,731 [+]	1.8%	3,762,575
[-] Other candidates in 1996 included: Ken Proctor (Libertarian) 36,911 (1.0%); William Roundtree (Workers World) 12,235 (0.3%); Joseph Mattingly (Natural Law) 11,306 (0.3%); Marty McLaughlin (Socialist Equality) 5,975 (0.2%);
1994	G	44%	John Engler* (R)	1,899,101	61.5%	Howard Wolpe (D)	1,188,438	38.5%	1,538	0.0%	3,089,077
[-] Other candidates in 1994 included:
1994	S1	43%	Spencer Abraham (R)	1,578,770	51.9%	Bob Carr (D)	1,300,960	42.7%	163,655 [+]	5.4%	3,043,385
[-] Other candidates in 1994 included: Jon Coon (Libertarian) 128,393 (4.2%); William Roundtree (Workers World) 20,010 (0.7%); Chris Wege (Natural Law) 14,746 (0.5%);
1990	S2	37%	Carl Levin* (D)	1,471,753	57.5%	Bill Schuette (R)	1,055,695	41.2%	33,046 [+]	1.3%	2,560,494
[-] Other candidates in 1990 included: Susan Farquhar (Workers World) 32,796 (1.3%);
1990	G	38%	John Engler (R)	1,276,134	49.8%	James Blanchard* (D)	1,258,539	49.1%	29,890 [+]	1.2%	2,564,563
[-] Other candidates in 1990 included: William Roundtree (Workers World) 29,890 (1.2%);

1988	S1	53%	Donald Riegle* (D)	2,116,865	60.4%	Jim Dunn (R)	1,348,219	38.5%	40,901 [+]	1.2%	3,505,985
[-] Other candidates in 1988 included: Dick Jacobs (Libertarian) 27,116 (0.8%); Sally Bier (I) 8,908 (0.3%); Mark Friedman (I) 4,821 (0.1%);
1986	G	37%	James Blanchard* (D)	1,632,138	68.1%	William Lucas (R)	753,647	31.4%	10,779 [+]	0.4%	2,396,564
[-] Other candidates in 1986 included: Marty McLaughlin (Workers League) 9,477 (0.4%);
1984	S2	57%	Carl Levin* (D)	1,915,831	51.8%	Jack Lousma (R)	1,745,302	47.2%	39,805 [+]	1.1%	3,700,938
[-] Other candidates in 1984 included: Arthur Tisch (I) 22,882 (0.6%); Lynn Johnston (Libertarian) 7,786 (0.2%); Helen Meyers (Socialist Workers) 2,686 (0.1%); William Roundtree (Workers World) 2,279 (0.1%); Max Dean (I) 2,135 (0.1%); Samuel Webb (Communist Workers) 1,196 (0.0%); Fred Mazelis (Workers League) 818 (0.0%);
1982	S1	46%	Donald Riegle* (D)	1,728,793	57.7%	Philip Ruppe (R)	1,223,288	40.9%	42,253 [+]	1.4%	2,994,334
[-] Other candidates in 1982 included: Bette Erwin (Libertarian) 19,131 (0.6%); Daniel Eller (American Independent) 12,660 (0.4%); Helen Halyard (Workers League) 6,085 (0.2%); Steve Beumer (Socialist Workers) 4,335 (0.1%);
1982	G	47%	James Blanchard (D)	1,561,291	51.4%	Richard Headlee (R)	1,369,582	45.1%	109,135 [+]	3.6%	3,040,008
[-] Other candidates in 1982 included: Robert Tisch (Independent Citizens) 80,288 (2.6%); Richard Jacobs (Libertarian) 15,603 (0.5%); James Phillips (American Independent) 7,356 (0.2%); Tim Craine (Socialist Workers) 3,682 (0.1%); Marty McLaughlin (Workers League) 1,980 (0.1%);

1978	G	51%	William Milliken* (R)	1,628,485	56.8%	William Fitzgerald (D)	1,237,256	43.2%	1,471	0.1%	2,867,212
[-] Other candidates in 1978 included:
1978	S2	50%	Carl Levin (D)	1,484,193	52.1%	Robert Griffin* (R)	1,362,165	47.9%	272	0.0%	2,846,630
[-] Other candidates in 1978 included:
1976	S1	58%	Donald Riegle (D)	1,831,031	52.5%	Marvin Esch (R)	1,635,087	46.8%	24,546 [+]	0.7%	3,490,664
[-] Other candidates in 1976 included: Bette Erwin (Libertarian) 8,842 (0.3%); Ted Albert (Human Rights) 7,281 (0.2%); Paula Reimers (Socialist Workers) 3,399 (0.1%); Frank Girard (Socialist Labor) 2,554 (0.1%); Peter Signorelli (U.S. Labor) 2,218 (0.1%);
1974	G	48%	William Milliken* (R)	1,356,865	51.1%	Sander Levin (D)	1,242,247	46.8%	57,905 [+]	2.2%	2,657,017
[-] Other candidates in 1974 included: Zolton Ferency (Human Rights) 28,675 (1.1%); Hugh Davidson (American Independent) 20,278 (0.8%); Eldon Andrews (Conservative) 4,117 (0.2%); Robin Maisel (Socialist Workers) 1,505 (0.1%); James Horvath (Socialist Labor) 1,296 (0.0%); Thomas Dennis (Communist) 1,119 (0.0%); Peter Signorelli (U.S. Labor) 898 (0.0%);
1972	S2	58%	Robert Griffin* (R)	1,781,065	52.3%	Frank Kelley (D)	1,577,178	46.3%	48,663 [+]	1.4%	3,406,906
[-] Other candidates in 1972 included: Patrick Dillinger (American Independent) 23,121 (0.7%); Barbara Halpert (Human Rights) 19,118 (0.6%); Linda Nordquist (Socialist Workers) 2,389 (0.1%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 2,127 (0.1%); Thomas Dennis (Communist) 1,908 (0.1%);
1970	G	49%	William Milliken* (R)	1,339,047	50.4%	Sander Levin (D)	1,294,638	48.7%	22,477 [+]	0.8%	2,656,162
[-] Other candidates in 1970 included: James McCormick (American Independent) 18,006 (0.7%); George Bouse (Socialist Workers) 2,220 (0.1%); James Horvath (Socialist Labor) 2,144 (0.1%);
1970	S1	48%	Philip Hart* (D)	1,744,672	66.8%	Lenore Romney (R)	858,438	32.9%	7,653 [+]	0.3%	2,610,763
[-] Other candidates in 1970 included: Paul Ludicu (Socialist Workers) 3,861 (0.1%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 3,254 (0.1%);

1966	G	49%	George Romney* (R)	1,490,430	60.5%	Zolton Ferency (D)	963,383	39.1%	8,096 [+]	0.3%	2,461,909
[-] Other candidates in 1966 included: James Horvath (Socialist Labor) 8,017 (0.3%);
1966	S2	49%	Robert Griffin* (R)	1,363,530	55.9%	Mennen Williams (D)	1,069,484	43.8%	6,351 [+]	0.3%	2,439,365
[-] Other candidates in 1966 included: Ralph Muncy (Socialist Labor) 6,166 (0.3%);
1964	G	65%	George Romney* (R)	1,764,355	55.9%	Neil Staebler (D)	1,381,442	43.7%	12,305 [+]	0.4%	3,158,102
[-] Other candidates in 1964 included: Frank Lovell (Socialist Workers) 5,469 (0.2%); Albert Cleage (Freedom Now) 4,767 (0.2%); James Horvath (Socialist Labor) 1,777 (0.1%);
1964	S1	64%	Philip Hart* (D)	1,996,912	64.4%	Elly Peterson (R)	1,096,272	35.3%	8,483 [+]	0.3%	3,101,667
[-] Other candidates in 1964 included: Ernest Smith (Freedom Now) 4,125 (0.1%); Evelyn Sell (Socialist Workers) 2,754 (0.1%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 1,598 (0.1%);
1962	G	59%	George Romney (R)	1,420,086	51.4%	John Swainson* (D)	1,339,513	48.4%	5,240 [+]	0.2%	2,764,839
[-] Other candidates in 1962 included: James Sim (Socialist Labor) 5,219 (0.2%);
1960	S2	70%	Patrick McNamara* (D)	1,669,179	51.7%	Alvin Bentley (R)	1,548,873	48.0%	8,595 [+]	0.3%	3,226,647
[-] Other candidates in 1960 included: Frank Lovell (Socialist Workers) 3,282 (0.1%); Rollin Severance (Prohibition) 2,273 (0.1%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 1,565 (0.0%); Alvin Reynolds (Independent American) 1,465 (0.0%);
1960	G	71%	John Swainson (D)	1,643,634	50.5%	Paul Bagwell (R)	1,602,022	49.2%	10,335 [+]	0.3%	3,255,991
[-] Other candidates in 1960 included: Robert Himmel (Socialist Workers) 3,387 (0.1%); Delmar Gibbons (Prohibition) 2,183 (0.1%); F.J. Toohey (Tax Cut) 1,899 (0.1%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 1,479 (0.0%); Roy Pursell (Independent American) 1,354 (0.0%);

1958	S1	47%	Philip Hart (D)	1,216,966	53.6%	Charles Potter* (R)	1,046,963	46.1%	7,715 [+]	0.3%	2,271,644
[-] Other candidates in 1958 included: Elmer Ormiston (Prohibition) 3,518 (0.2%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 3,128 (0.1%); Evelyn Sell (Socialist Workers) 1,068 (0.0%);
1958	G	48%	Mennen Williams* (D)	1,225,533	53.0%	Paul Bagwell (R)	1,078,089	46.6%	8,562 [+]	0.4%	2,312,184
[-] Other candidates in 1958 included: Ralph Muncy (Socialist Labor) 3,983 (0.2%); Rollin Severance (Prohibition) 3,622 (0.2%); Frank Lovell (Socialist Workers) 957 (0.0%);
1956	G	66%	Mennen Williams* (D)	1,666,689	54.7%	Albert Cobo (R)	1,376,376	45.1%	6,538 [+]	0.2%	3,049,603
[-] Other candidates in 1956 included: Alfred Halsted (Prohibition) 6,538 (0.2%);
1954	S2	48%	Patrick McNamara (D)	1,088,550	50.8%	Homer Ferguson* (R)	1,049,420	48.9%	6,870 [+]	0.3%	2,144,840
[-] Other candidates in 1954 included: Leroy Lowell (Prohibition) 4,841 (0.2%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 1,126 (0.1%); Rita Shaw (Socialist Workers) 902 (0.0%);
1954	G	49%	Mennen Williams* (D)	1,216,308	55.6%	Donald Leonard (R)	963,300	44.0%	7,419 [+]	0.3%	2,187,027
[-] Other candidates in 1954 included: Harold Munn (Prohibition) 5,824 (0.3%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 980 (0.0%); Frank Lovell (Socialist Workers) 615 (0.0%);
1952	G	67%	Mennen Williams* (D)	1,431,893	50.0%	Fred Alger, Jr. (R)	1,423,275	49.7%	10,812 [+]	0.4%	2,865,980
[-] Other candidates in 1952 included: Harold Munn (Prohibition) 8,990 (0.3%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 1,192 (0.0%); Howard Lerner (Socialist Workers) 628 (0.0%);
1952	S1	66%	Charles Potter (R)	1,428,352	50.6%	Blair Moody* (D)	1,383,416	49.0%	9,365 [+]	0.3%	2,821,133
[-] Other candidates in 1952 included: Leroy Lowell (Prohibition) 7,435 (0.3%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 1,202 (0.0%); Genora Dollinger (Socialist Workers) 726 (0.0%);
1952	S1	65%	Charles Potter (R)	1,417,032	51.2%	Blair Moody (D)	1,347,705	48.7%	2,904 [+]	0.1%	2,767,641
[-] Other candidates in 1952 included: Genora Dollinger (Socialist Workers) 819 (0.0%);
1950	G	46%	Mennen Williams* (D)	935,152	49.8%	Harry Kelly (R)	933,998	49.7%	10,232 [+]	0.5%	1,879,382
[-] Other candidates in 1950 included: Perry Hayden (Prohibition) 8,511 (0.5%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 1,077 (0.1%); Howard Lerner (Socialist Workers) 636 (0.0%);

1948	G	54%	Mennen Williams (D)	1,128,664	53.4%	Kim Sigler* (R)	964,810	45.6%	20,129 [+]	1.0%	2,113,603
[-] Other candidates in 1948 included: Gordon Phillips (Prohibition) 15,249 (0.7%); Emanuel Seidler (Socialist) 2,115 (0.1%); Arthur Chenoweth (Socialist Labor) 1,405 (0.1%); Howard Lerner (Socialist Workers) 870 (0.0%);
1948	S2	52%	Homer Ferguson* (R)	1,045,156	50.7%	Frank Hook (D)	1,000,329	48.5%	16,612 [+]	0.8%	2,062,097
[-] Other candidates in 1948 included: Harold Lindahl (Prohibition) 12,146 (0.6%); Michael Magee (Socialist) 2,160 (0.1%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 1,418 (0.1%); Genora Dollinger (Socialist Workers) 886 (0.0%);
1946	S1	43%	Arthur Vandenberg* (R)	1,085,570	67.1%	James Lee (D)	517,923	32.0%	15,227 [+]	0.9%	1,618,720
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included: Lawrence Ruble (Prohibition) 8,109 (0.5%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 4,572 (0.3%); Hugo Beiswenger (Communist) 2,546 (0.2%);
1946	G	44%	Kim Sigler (R)	1,003,878	60.3%	Murray Van Wagoner (D)	644,540	38.7%	17,045 [+]	1.0%	1,665,463
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included: Gordon Phillips (Prohibition) 11,974 (0.7%); James Sim (Socialist Labor) 5,071 (0.3%);
1944	G	60%	Harry Kelly* (R)	1,208,859	54.7%	Edward Fry (D)	989,307	44.8%	12,080 [+]	0.5%	2,210,246
[-] Other candidates in 1944 included: Seth Davey (Prohibition) 5,744 (0.3%); Forest Odell (Socialist) 2,851 (0.1%); Leland Marion (America First) 2,121 (0.1%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 1,364 (0.1%);
1942	S2	34%	Homer Ferguson (R)	589,652	49.6%	Prentiss Brown* (D)	561,595	47.2%	38,699 [+]	3.3%	1,189,946
[-] Other candidates in 1942 included: Gerald L.K. Smith (R (write-in)) 32,173 (2.7%); Leroy Powell (Prohibition) 6,526 (0.5%);
1942	G	35%	Harry Kelly (R)	645,335	52.6%	Murray Van Wagoner* (D)	573,314	46.7%	8,224 [+]	0.7%	1,226,873
[-] Other candidates in 1942 included: Frederic Goodrich (Prohibition) 8,065 (0.7%);
1940	S1	59%	Arthur Vandenberg* (R)	1,053,104	52.6%	Frank Fitzgerald (D)	939,740	47.0%	7,498 [+]	0.4%	2,000,342
[-] Other candidates in 1940 included: Nahum Burnett (Socialist) 3,580 (0.2%); Elmer Johnson (Communist) 2,290 (0.1%); Carroll Pahman (Prohibition) 937 (0.0%); Theos Grove (Socialist Labor) 691 (0.0%);
1940	G	60%	Murray Van Wagoner (D)	1,077,065	53.1%	Luren Dickinson* (R)	945,784	46.6%	7,213 [+]	0.4%	2,030,062
[-] Other candidates in 1940 included: Seth Whitmore (Socialist) 4,124 (0.2%); Philip Raymond (Socialist Workers) 2,387 (0.1%); Ralph Naylor (Socialist Labor) 702 (0.0%);

1938	G	51%	Frank Fitzgerald (R)	847,245	52.8%	Frank Murphy* (D)	753,752	47.0%	4,223 [+]	0.3%	1,605,220
[-] Other candidates in 1938 included: Nahum Burnett (Socialist) 2,896 (0.2%); Clayton O'Donohue (Socialist Labor) 446 (0.0%); Juliet Hammond (American) 257 (0.0%); Vahan Beshgetoor (Commonwealth) 242 (0.0%); Howard Holmes (Square Deal) 205 (0.0%); Bowen Gover (Protestants United) 177 (0.0%);
1936	G	56%	Frank Murphy (D)	892,774	51.0%	Frank Fitzgerald* (R)	843,855	48.2%	13,140 [+]	0.8%	1,749,769
[-] Other candidates in 1936 included: John Monarch (Socialist) 6,631 (0.4%); Simeon Martin (Farmer Labor) 3,289 (0.2%); Philip Raymond (Communist) 2,071 (0.1%); Clayton O'Donohue (Socialist Labor) 524 (0.0%); Ray Fuller (Commonwealth) 433 (0.0%); Charles Mann (American) 170 (0.0%);
1936	S2	55%	Prentiss Brown (D)	910,937	53.3%	Wilbur Brucker (R)	714,602	41.8%	83,905 [+]	4.9%	1,709,444
[-] Other candidates in 1936 included: Louis Ward (The People's Party) 75,680 (4.4%); Roy Mathews (Socialist) 4,994 (0.3%); Lawrence Emery (Communist) 2,145 (0.1%); Ralph Naylor (Socialist Labor) 510 (0.0%); Albert Sheldon (Commonwealth) 429 (0.0%); Edward Lee (American) 147 (0.0%);

*: incumbent +: ran on additional party lines Type: G: Governor; S1,S2,S3: Senate Class 1, 2 or 3
italics: special election

Other Statewide Election Results for Michigan

Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes

2022	AG	56%	Dana Nessel* (D)	2,329,195	53.2%	Matthew DePerno (R)	1,952,408	44.6%	100,277 [+]	2.3%	4,381,880
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Joseph McHugh (Lbt) 67,846 (1.5%); Gerald Van Sickle (UST) 32,431 (0.7%);
2022	LG	0%	Garin Gilchrist* (D)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Brian Ellison (Lbt) 0 (?%); Melissa Carone (UST) 0 (?%); Destiny Clayton (Grn) 0 (?%); Doug Dern (NtL) 0 (?%);
2022	SOS	56%	Jocelyn Benson* (D)	2,467,859	55.9%	Kristina Karamo (R)	1,852,510	41.9%	97,534 [+]	2.2%	4,417,903
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Gregory Stempfle (Lbt) 52,982 (1.2%); Christine Schwartz (UST) 27,937 (0.6%); Larry Hutchinson (Grn) 16,615 (0.4%);

2018	AG	54%	Dana Nessel (D)	2,031,117	49.0%	Tom Leonard (R)	1,916,117	46.3%	194,810 [+]	4.7%	4,142,044
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Lisa Giola (Lbt) 86,807 (2.1%); Christopher Graveline (I) 69,889 (1.7%); Gerald Van Sickle (UST) 38,114 (0.9%);
2018	LG	0%	Garin Gilchrist (D)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Angelique Thomas (Lbt) 0 (?%); Charin Davenport (Grn) 0 (?%); Earl Lackie (UST) 0 (?%); Raymond Warner (NtL) 0 (?%);
2018	SOS	55%	Jocelyn Benson (D)	2,213,243	52.9%	Mary Tredder Lang (R)	1,840,118	44.0%	130,665 [+]	3.1%	4,184,026
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Gregory Stempfle (Lbt) 81,849 (2.0%); Robert Gale (UST) 48,816 (1.2%);

2014	AG	40%	Bill Schuette* (R)	1,600,813	52.1%	Mark Totten (D)	1,357,979	44.2%	113,706 [+]	3.7%	3,072,498
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Justin Altman (Lbt) 57,279 (1.9%); Gerald Van Sickle (UST) 30,711 (1.0%); John LaPietra (Grn) 25,716 (0.8%);
2014	LG	0%	Brian Calley* (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Scotty Boman (Lbt) 0 (?%); Richard Mendoza (UST) 0 (?%); Candace Caveny (Grn) 0 (?%);
2014	SOS	41%	Ruth Johnson* (R)	1,649,047	53.5%	Godfrey Dillard (D)	1,323,004	42.9%	108,744 [+]	3.5%	3,080,795
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Jamie Lewis (Lbt) 61,112 (2.0%); Robert Gale (UST) 34,447 (1.1%); Jason Gatties (NtL) 13,185 (0.4%);

2010	AG	42%	Bill Schuette (R)	1,649,223	52.6%	David Leyton (D)	1,363,486	43.5%	123,515 [+]	3.9%	3,136,224
[-] Other candidates in 2010: Daniel Grow (Lbt) 62,737 (2.0%); Gerald Van Sickle (UST) 60,778 (1.9%);
2010	LG	0%	Brian Calley (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2010: Erwin Haas (Lbt) 0 (?%); Chris Levels (UST) 0 (?%); Lynn Meadows (Grn) 0 (?%);
2010	SOS	42%	Ruth Johnson (R)	1,608,270	50.7%	Jocelyn Benson (D)	1,434,796	45.2%	130,182 [+]	4.1%	3,173,248
[-] Other candidates in 2010: Scotty Boman (Lbt) 58,044 (1.8%); Robert Gale (UST) 41,727 (1.3%); John LaPietra (Grn) 30,411 (1.0%);

2006	AG	50%	Mike Cox* (R)	1,987,890	53.9%	Amos Williams (D)	1,604,922	43.5%	98,152 [+]	2.7%	3,690,964
[-] Other candidates in 2006: Bill Hall (Lbt) 61,615 (1.7%); Charles Conces (UST) 36,537 (1.0%);
2006	LG	0%	John Cherry* (D)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2006: Scotty Boman (Lbt) 0 (?%); David Skrbina (Grn) 0 (?%); Carl Oehling (UST) 0 (?%);
2006	SOS	51%	Terri Lynn Land* (R)	2,089,864	56.2%	Carmella Sabaugh (D)	1,561,828	42.0%	70,218 [+]	1.9%	3,721,910
[-] Other candidates in 2006: Lynn Meadows (Grn) 70,218 (1.9%);

2002	AG	42%	Mike Cox (R)	1,499,066	48.9%	Gary Peters (D)	1,493,866	48.7%	75,080 [+]	2.4%	3,068,012
[-] Other candidates in 2002: Jerry Kaufman (Grn) 47,894 (1.6%); Gerald Van Sickle (UST) 27,186 (0.9%);
2002	LG	0%	John Cherry (D)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 2002: Adrianna Buonarotti (Grn) 0 (?%); Clara Pilchak (UST) 0 (?%);
2002	SOS	42%	Terri Lynn Land (R)	1,703,261	55.0%	Butch Hollowell (D)	1,331,441	43.0%	64,506 [+]	2.1%	3,099,208
[-] Other candidates in 2002: Ray Ziarno (Grn) 38,251 (1.2%); Charles Conces (UST) 26,255 (0.8%);

1998	AG	41%	Jennifer Granholm (D)	1,557,310	52.1%	John Smietanka (R)	1,432,604	47.9%	0	0.0%	2,989,914
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
1998	LG	0%	Dick Posthumus (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
1998	SOS	42%	Candice Miller* (R)	2,055,432	67.7%	Marty Parks (D)	938,557	30.9%	42,897 [+]	1.4%	3,036,886
[-] Other candidates in 1998: Perry Spencer (Ref) 42,897 (1.4%);

1994	AG	43%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,717,591	57.4%	John Smietanka (R)	1,273,330	42.6%	799	0.0%	2,991,720
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
1994	LG	0%	Connie Binsfeld* (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
1994	SOS	43%	Candice Miller (R)	1,634,398	53.6%	Richard Austin* (D)	1,416,865	46.4%	493	0.0%	3,051,756
[-] Other candidates in 1994:

1990	LG	0%	Connie Binsfeld (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1990: Brenda Kirby (I) 0 (?%);

1986	LG	0%	Martha Griffiths* (D)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1986: Alva Crivens (I) 0 (?%);

1982	AG	45%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,707,064	57.5%	Brooks Patterson (R)	1,238,755	41.7%	21,746 [+]	0.7%	2,967,565
[-] Other candidates in 1982: Robert Roddis (Lbt) 21,728 (0.7%);
1982	LG	0%	Martha Griffiths (D)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1982: Clair White (I) 0 (?%); Steven Furr (Lbt) 0 (?%); DeLoyd Hesselink (AIP) 0 (?%); Elizabeth Ziers (SW) 0 (?%); Ruth Keedy (I) 0 (?%);
1982	SOS	45%	Richard Austin* (D)	1,996,221	67.9%	Elizabeth Andrus (R)	900,842	30.6%	42,967 [+]	1.5%	2,940,030
[-] Other candidates in 1982: John Wagner (AIP) 22,976 (0.8%); Brian Wright (Lbt) 19,964 (0.7%);

1978	LG	0%	James Brickley (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1978:

1974	AG	45%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,739,466	69.1%	Myron Wahls (R)	736,975	29.3%	39,209 [+]	1.6%	2,515,650
[-] Other candidates in 1974: Ray Markel (AIP) 20,970 (0.8%); Clarice Jobes (I) 18,239 (0.7%);
1974	LG	0%	James Damman (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1974: Regina McNulty (I) 0 (?%); Josephine Chapman (AIP) 0 (?%); Al Terwilliger (Con) 0 (?%); Ruth Getts (SW) 0 (?%); Albert Wegener (SL) 0 (?%); William Allan (Comm) 0 (?%); Wayne Evans (USL) 0 (?%);
1974	SOS	46%	Richard Austin* (D)	1,767,344	69.3%	Lorraine Beebe (R)	742,805	29.1%	41,009 [+]	1.6%	2,551,158
[-] Other candidates in 1974: Henry Kroes (AIP) 16,791 (0.7%); James McClure (I) 13,990 (0.5%); Robert Lee (Con) 4,434 (0.2%); Rachele Fruit (SW) 2,250 (0.1%); Judith Crowell (USL) 1,858 (0.1%); John Motzer (SL) 1,674 (0.1%);

1970	AG	47%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,644,348	64.5%	William Farr (R)	893,438	35.0%	11,258 [+]	0.4%	2,549,044
[-] Other candidates in 1970: John Zywicki (SL) 6,786 (0.3%); Ronald Reostl (SW) 4,472 (0.2%);
1970	LG	0%	James Brickley (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1970: Robert Cauley (AIP) 0 (?%); Evelyn Kirsch (SW) 0 (?%); Clifford Bentley (SL) 0 (?%);
1970	SOS	47%	Richard Austin (D)	1,423,801	55.7%	Emil Lockwood (R)	1,110,600	43.4%	23,986 [+]	0.9%	2,558,387
[-] Other candidates in 1970: Robert Miles (AIP) 18,103 (0.7%); John Hawkins (SW) 3,182 (0.1%); Frank Troha (SL) 2,683 (0.1%);

1966	AG	47%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,232,149	52.8%	Lawrence Lindemer (R)	1,091,892	46.8%	7,411 [+]	0.3%	2,331,452
[-] Other candidates in 1966: Charles Schwartz (SL) 7,411 (0.3%);
1966	LG	0%	William Milliken* (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1966: Clifford Bentley (SL) 0 (?%);
1966	SOS	48%	James Hare* (D)	1,337,093	56.3%	George Washington (R)	1,030,088	43.4%	7,182 [+]	0.3%	2,374,363
[-] Other candidates in 1966: Frank Troha (SL) 7,182 (0.3%);

1964	AG	63%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,800,056	59.2%	Morris Warshawsky (R)	1,231,028	40.5%	9,946 [+]	0.3%	3,041,030
[-] Other candidates in 1964: Allen Bibb (I) 4,331 (0.1%); Robert Fink (SW) 3,733 (0.1%); William Walbridge (SL) 1,882 (0.1%);
1964	LG	0%	William Milliken (R)	0	0.0%				0	0.0%	0
[-] Other candidates in 1964: Harriet Talan (SW) 0 (?%); James Jackson (I) 0 (?%); Clifford Bentley (SL) 0 (?%);
1964	SOS	63%	James Hare* (D)	1,933,594	63.0%	Allison Green (R)	1,130,267	36.8%	4,804 [+]	0.2%	3,068,665
[-] Other candidates in 1964: Loy Cohen (I) 4,362 (0.1%); Jan Garrett (SW) 3,077 (0.1%); Ralph Muncy (SL) 1,727 (0.1%);

1962	AG	56%	Frank Kelley* (D)	1,386,563	52.1%	Robert Danhof (R)	1,268,462	47.7%	5,183 [+]	0.2%	2,660,208
[-] Other candidates in 1962: Theos Grove (SL) 5,179 (0.2%);
1962	LG	56%	T. John Lesinski* (D)	1,336,976	50.2%	Clarence Reid (R)	1,325,671	49.8%	0	0.0%	2,662,647
[-] Other candidates in 1962:
1962	SOS	57%	James Hare* (D)	1,489,527	55.4%	Norman Stockmeyer (R)	1,189,018	44.2%	9,159 [+]	0.3%	2,687,704
[-] Other candidates in 1962: Clifford Bentley (SL) 9,156 (0.3%);

1960	AG	69%	Paul Adams* (D)	1,676,232	52.5%	Wendell Miles (R)	1,506,212	47.2%	9,119 [+]	0.3%	3,191,563
[-] Other candidates in 1960: Rita Shaw (SW) 3,096 (0.1%); Alan LaRose (Proh) 2,361 (0.1%); Roman Ceglowski (IA) 1,994 (0.1%); Ralph Muncy (SL) 1,667 (0.1%);
1960	LG	70%	T. John Lesinski (D)	1,632,782	51.0%	Clarence Reid (R)	1,558,635	48.6%	13,151 [+]	0.4%	3,204,568
[-] Other candidates in 1960: Clifford Bentley (SL) 4,068 (0.1%); Evelyn Sell (SW) 2,967 (0.1%); Laverne Laubengayer (I) 2,401 (0.1%); Phillip Fisher (Proh) 2,394 (0.1%); Basil Sherlock (IA) 1,321 (0.0%);
1960	SOS	70%	James Hare* (D)	1,753,803	54.5%	William Kreger (R)	1,454,115	45.2%	8,913 [+]	0.3%	3,216,831
[-] Other candidates in 1960: Larry Dolinski (SW) 3,225 (0.1%); Alfred Halsted (Proh) 2,190 (0.1%); Charles Schwartz (SL) 1,886 (0.1%); Hubert Underwood (IA) 1,631 (0.1%);

*: incumbent +: ran on additional party lines
Type: AG: Attorney General; LG: Lt. Governor; SOS: Secretary of State
italics: special election

Voter Registration Data for Michigan

Party registration is not used in this state, however as of 2022 registrations in Michigan were estimated to be 27% Republican and 58% Democrat.

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Year	Total			Other		R/D Edge	R/D Edge %	VAPOP %
2022	8,238,448	0.0%	0.0%	8,238,448	100.0%	n/a	n/a	105%
2020	8,129,280	0.0%	0.0%	8,129,280	100.0%	n/a	n/a	104%
2018	7,471,088	0.0%	0.0%	7,471,088	100.0%	n/a	n/a	96%
2016	7,514,055	0.0%	0.0%	7,514,055	100.0%	n/a	n/a	97%
2014	7,446,280	0.0%	0.0%	7,446,280	100.0%	n/a	n/a	97%
2012	7,443,553	0.0%	0.0%	7,443,553	100.0%	n/a	n/a	98%
2010	7,276,237	0.0%	0.0%	7,276,237	100.0%	n/a	n/a	97%
2008	7,470,764	0.0%	0.0%	7,470,764	100.0%	n/a	n/a	100%
2006	7,180,778	0.0%	0.0%	7,180,778	100.0%	n/a	n/a	96%
2004	7,164,047	0.0%	0.0%	7,164,047	100.0%	n/a	n/a	97%
2002	6,797,293	0.0%	0.0%	6,797,293	100.0%	n/a	n/a	92%
2000	6,859,332	0.0%	0.0%	6,859,332	100.0%	n/a	n/a	93%
1994	6,207,662	0.0%	0.0%	6,207,662	100.0%	n/a	n/a	88%
1986	5,790,753	0.0%	0.0%	5,790,753	100.0%	n/a	n/a	86%

VAPOP% is the estimated percentage of voting age population that is registered.
Registration data may include "inactive" voters. Data for each year pertains to the November elections.

Partisan Legislative Composition for Michigan

Year	U.S. House
Year	Rep	Dem	Other
2022	6	7	0
2020	7	7	0
2018	7	7	0
2016	9	5	0
2014	9	5	0
2012	9	5	0
2010	9	6	0
2008	7	8	0
2006	9	6	0
2004	9	6	0
2002	9	6	0
2000	7	9	0
1998	6	10	0
1996	6	10	0
1994	7	9	0
1992	6	10	0
1990	7	11	0
1988	7	11	0
1986	7	11	0
1984	7	11	0
1982	6	12	0
1980	7	12	0
1978	6	13	0
1976	8	11	0
1974	7	12	0
1972	12	7	0
1970	12	7	0
1968	12	7	0
1966	12	7	0
1964	7	12	0
1962	11	8	0
1960	11	7	0
1958	11	7	0
1956	12	6	0
1954	11	7	0
1952	13	5	0
1950	12	5	0
1948	12	5	0
1946	14	3	0
1944	11	6	0
1942	12	5	0
1940	11	6	0
1938	12	5	0
1936	9	8	0

Year	State Senate
Year	Rep	Dem	Other
2022	18	20	0
2020	22	16	0
2018	22	16	0
2016	27	11	0
2014	27	11	0
2012	26	12	0
2010	26	12	0
2008 [1]	21	16	0
2006	21	17	0
2004	22	16	0
2002	22	16	0
2000	23	15	0
1998	23	15	0
1996	22	16	0
1994	22	16	0
1992	22	16	0
1990	20	18	0
1988	20	18	0
1986	20	18	0
1984	20	18	0
1982 [2]	18	20	0
1980	14	24	0
1978	14	24	0
1976	14	24	0
1974	14	24	0
1972 [3]	19	19	0
1970 [4]	19	19	0
1968	20	18	0
1966	20	18	0
1964	15	23	0
1962	23	11	0
1960	22	12	0
1958	22	12	0
1956	23	11	0
1954	23	11	0
1952	24	8	0
1950	25	7	0
1948	23	9	0
1946	28	4	0
1944	24	8	0
1942	25	7	0
1940	22	10	0
1938	23	9	0
1936	15	17	0

Year	State House
Year	Rep	Dem	Other
2022	54	56	0
2020 [5]	58	52	0
2018	58	52	0
2016	63	47	0
2014	63	47	0
2012	59	50	1
2010 [6]	63	47	0
2008	43	67	0
2006	52	58	0
2004	58	52	0
2002	62	48	0
2000	59	51	0
1998	58	52	0
1996	52	58	0
1994	56	54	0
1992 [7]	55	55	0
1990	49	61	0
1988	49	61	0
1986	46	64	0
1984	53	57	0
1982	47	63	0
1980	46	64	0
1978	40	70	0
1976	42	68	0
1974	44	66	0
1972	50	60	0
1970	52	58	0
1968	53	57	0
1966 [8]	56	54	0
1964	37	73	0
1962	58	52	0
1960	56	54	0
1958 [9]	55	55	0
1956	61	49	0
1954	59	51	0
1952	66	34	0
1950	66	34	0
1948	61	39	0
1946	95	5	0
1944	66	34	0
1942	74	26	0
1940	68	32	0
1938	73	27	0
1936	40	60	0

The partisan breakdowns shown are ones which took effect following the general elections in the specified year.

[1] Mike Nofs won the special election to take Mark Schauer's seat, flipping the seat to the Republicans (22 R, 15 D).
[2] Two Democratic Senators, David Serotkin and Phil Mastin, were recalled after a tax hike during the legislative session earlier in the year. The recalls flipped the chamber to the Republicans (20 R, 18 D).
[3] The Republicans organized the Senate with the tie-breaking vote of the Lt. Governor.
[4] The Republicans organized the Senate with the tie-breaking vote of the Lt. Governor.
[5] Carol Glanville won a special election in the 74th district on May 3, 2022, flipping the seat from Republican to Democratic (57 R, 53 D).
[6] Rep. Roy Schmidt switched parties from Democratic to Republican on May 15, 2012 (64 R, 46 D).
[7] A power-sharing agreement was negotiated between the Democrats and Republicans to control the chamber.
[8] The 1966 midterms yielded a 55-55 split, but the Republicans prevailed on a Democrat to skip on the vote for Speaker and be able to organize the chamber on a 55-54 vote due to a rule change, like was done in 1959. The Democrat, E.D. O'Brien, became a Republican for the purposes of composition for the rest of the session.
[9] Due to a change in rules, Republicans organized the chamber on a 55-54 vote and elected a Speaker of their party when a Democrat left for an emergency appendectomy.

Source for state legislature data and notations: Wikipedia