Michigan State Senate elections, 2010

	Michigan State Senate elections, 2010
	Majority control • Campaign contributions
	Qualifications • Competitiveness analysis
	State Legislative Election Results
	List of candidates District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 4 • District 5 • District 6 • District 7 • District 8 • District 9 • District 10 • District 11 • District 12 • District 13 • District 14 • District 15 • District 16 • District 17 • District 18 • District 19 • District 20 • District 21 • District 22• District 23 • District 24 • District 25 • District 26 • District 27 • District 28 • District 29 • District 30 • District 31 • District 32 • District 33 • District 34 • District 35 • District 36 • District 37 • District 38
	Michigan State Senate

Elections for the office of Michigan State Senate 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.

Michigan State Senators serve four-year terms concurrent with the governor's term of office. Terms for senators begin on January 1. Senators who have not served more than half of someone else's Senate term are eligible for two full terms (i.e. - eight years).

Although Michigan senators serve four-year terms, the elections are not staggered so that half of the seats are up for election every two years. Rather, all 40 seats are up for election on a 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018...schedule. 38 states have state senates where the terms of senators last for four years. Ten of these 38 states, including Michigan, feature non-staggered elections.

Of the 38 districts up for re-election, incumbents ran in 9 of them. In the remaining 29 districts, every incumbent was ineligible to run because of term limits.

In the 2010 election, Republicans gained four seats and retained a majority in the chamber.

See also: Michigan State Senate and State legislative elections, 2010

November 2 General Election Results

The following candidates won election on November 2, 2010:

Majority control

See also: Partisan composition of state senates

Heading into the November 2 election, the Republican Party held the majority in the Michigan State Senate:

Michigan State Senate
Party		As of November 1, 2010	After the 2010 Election
	Democratic Party	16	12
	Republican Party	22	26
Total		38	38

Term limits

See also: State legislatures with term limits

The Michigan State Senate has been a term-limited state senate since Michigan voters approved Proposal B in 1992. Proposal B created Section 54 of Article IV of the Michigan Constitution, limiting state senators to 2 four-year terms. As with 5 other states, this is a lifetime limit.

There are 38 Michigan State Senators. In 2010, 25 who are current members were ineligible to run for the senate again in November.^[1] The turn-over due to term limits applies to more than 65% of the total membership of the state's senate in one election season.^[2]

Democrats (19):

Republicans (6):

Campaign contributions

See also: State-by-state comparison of donations to state senate campaigns

This chart shows how many candidates ran for state senate in Michigan in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign contributions in state senate 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	188	$16,309,515
2008	38	$2,448,421
2006	133	$14,463,621
2004	38	$3,181,627
2002	156	$14,086,340

In 2010, the candidates running for state senate raised a total of $16,309,515 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were:^[4]

Donor	Amount
Senate Republican Campaign Cmte of Michigan	$2,652,845
Michigan Senate Democratic Fund	$808,605
Wenke, Lorence	$415,100
Trebesh, Michael Frederick	$353,093
Mridha, Debasish	$344,773
Michigan Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association	$198,846
Michigan Chamber of Commerce	$169,110
Michigan Education Association	$163,425
Michigan Bankers Association	$149,150
Michigan Association of Realtors	$123,450

Incumbency

Unopposed incumbents

2010 state legislative elections analyzed using a Competitiveness Index

Zero incumbents faced no competition in the November 2 general election.

Primary challenges

Three incumbents faced competition in the August 3 primary. The following 3 incumbents (3 Republicans) won their primaries:

District 13: Incumbent Republican John Pappageorge
District 17: Incumbent Republican Randy Richardville
District 32: Incumbent Republican Roger Kahn

Retiring incumbents

Twenty-nine incumbent senators did not run for re-election, while 9 incumbents (24%) ran for re-election. Of the 29 incumbents who did not seek re-election, 12 are Democratic candidates and 17 are Republican.

Incumbents who retired are:

District 1: Incumbent Democratic candidate Hansen Clarke.
District 2: Incumbent Democratic candidate Martha G. Scott.
District 3: Incumbent Democratic candidate Irma Clark-Coleman.
District 4: Incumbent Democratic candidate Samuel Buzz Thomas III.
District 7: Incumbent Republican Bruce Patterson.
District 8: Incumbent Democratic candidate Raymond Basham.
District 9: Incumbent Democratic candidate Dennis Olshove.
District 10: Incumbent Democratic candidate Mickey Switalski.
District 11: Incumbent Republican Alan Sanborn.
District 12: Incumbent Republican Michael Bishop.
District 14: Incumbent Democratic candidate Gilda Jacobs.
District 15: Incumbent Republican Nancy Cassis.
District 16: Incumbent Republican Cameron Brown.
District 18: Incumbent Democratic candidate Liz Brater.
District 20: Incumbent Republican Tom George.
District 21: Incumbent Republican Ron Jelinek.
District 22: Incumbent Republican Valde Garcia.
District 24: Incumbent Republican Patricia Birkholz.
District 25: Incumbent Republican Judson Gilbert.
District 26: Incumbent Democratic candidate Deborah Cherry.
District 29: Incumbent Republican Bill Hardiman.
District 30: Incumbent Republican Wayne Kuipers.
District 31: Incumbent Democratic candidate Jim Barcia.
District 33: Incumbent Republican Alan Cropsey.
District 34: Incumbent Republican Gerald VanWoerkom.
District 35: Incumbent Republican Michelle McManus.
District 36: Incumbent Republican Tony Stamas.
District 37: Incumbent Republican Kathy McCoy.
District 38: Incumbent Republican Janice Arnold-Jones.

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 result:

Lamar Lemmons (D) 3,815
Lisa Nuszkowski (D) 5,706
Mary Waters (D) 1,912
Coleman Young (D) 8,139 a
Dobey Gavin (D) 179

August 3 GOP primary result:

Dakeisha Harwick (R) 620 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Coleman Young 40,122

Dakeisha Harwick 2,895

District 2

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Hans Barbe (D) 403
Tracey Blair (D) 275
Olivia Boykins (D) 593
Ken Daniels (D) 2,286
Bert Johnson (D) 5,481 a
Carol Kennedy (D) 791
Bettie Scott (D) 2,258
Kush Shaqiri (D) 2,485
Rita Smith (D) 885
Steve Smith 271 (D)

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

John Chouinard (R) 6,612 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Bert Johnson 34,858

John Chouinard 17,459

District 3

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Morris Hood (D) 8,016 a
Mohamed Okdie (D) 2,642
William Robinson (D) 7,168

Note: Democratic incumbent Irma Clark-Coleman was not eligible for re-election under Michigan's term limits.

August 3 GOP primary result:

Doug Mitchell (R) 4,588 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Morris Hood 43,849

Doug Mitchell 11,994

District 4

August 3 Democratic primary result:

George Cushingberry (D) 5,371
Michael Garrett (D) 1,584
Carron Pinkins (D) 1,434
Virgil Smith (D) 10,313 a

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

Frederick Robinson II (R) 473 a

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Raymond Warner a

Independent candidate:

D. Wilcoxon a

November 2 General election candidates:

Virgil Smith 42,722

Frederick Robinson II 1,241

Raymond Warner 329

D. Wilcoxon 931

District 5

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Tupac Hunter (D) 14,564 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 5 in 2006.

August 3 GOP primary result:

Bonnie Patrick (R) 3,486 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Tupac Hunter 44,055

Bonnie Patrick 8,856

District 6

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Glenn Anderson (D) 12,443 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 6 in 2006.

August 3 GOP primary result:

John Pastor (R) 17,256 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Glenn Anderson 46,471

John Pastor 37,001

District 7

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Kathleen Law (D) 13,691 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Patrick Colbeck (R) 9,293 a
Abe Munfakh (R) 6,793
Dan Osterman (R) 5,513
Deborah Whyman (R) 8,023

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Marlin Brandys a

Independent candidates:

Michael Kheibari a
John Stewart a

November 2 General election candidates:

Kathleen Law 43,173

Patrick Colbeck 55,284

Marlin Brandys 1,134

Michael Kheibari 734

John Stewart 5,508

District 8

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Sherry Dragone (D) 3,515
Hoon-Yung Hopgood (D) 7,147 a
Mike Kell (D) 4,862

August 3 GOP primary result:

Ken Larkin (R) 6,782 a
Douglas Reimel (R) 4,379

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Loel Gnadt a

Independent candidate:

Neil Sawicki a

November 2 General election candidates:

Hoon-Yung Hopgood 37,845

Ken Larkin 25,280

Loel Gnadt 1,093

Neil Sawicki 4,697

District 9

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Frank Accavitti Jr. (D) 6,945
Steven Bieda (D) 12,410 a

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

Michael Ennis (R) 10,193 a
John Vostoris (R) 5,874

August 3 Green Party primary result:

Richard Kuszmar a

November 2 General election candidates:

Steven Bieda 42,039

Michael Ennis 33,258

Richard Kuszmar 2,072

District 10

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Paul Gieleghem (D) 8,708 a
Carl Marlinga (D) 8,508

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

Tory Rocca (R) 19,331 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Paul Gieleghem 37,369

Tory Rocca 44,486

District 11

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Jim Ayres (D) 7,338 a
Jonathan Garstka (D) 3,433

August 3 GOP primary result:

Jack Brandenburg (R) 13,562 a
Leon Drolet (R) 10,067
Kim Meltzer (R) 9,809
Colleen Saputo (R) 2,394

Note: Republican incumbent Alan Sanborn did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jim Ayres 34,166

Jack Brandenburg 65,403

District 12

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Ted Golden (D) 3,062
Casandra Ulbrich (D) 7,708 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

John Garfield (R) 3,193
Lois Golden (R) 1,209
James Marleau (R) 10,676 a
Copper Rizzo (R) 7,633
Kim Russell (R) 8,185
Gene Taliercio (R) 2,494

November 2 General election candidates:

Casandra Ulbrich 36,526

James Marleau 56,894

District 13

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Aaron Bailey (D) 13,634 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Roi Chinn (R) 2,644
David Kniffin (R) 5,036
John Pappageorge (R) 27,312 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 13 in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Aaron Bailey 42,830

John Pappageorge 62,324

District 14

August 3 Democratic primary result:

David Coulter (D) 7,564
Jenifer Franklin (D) 4,099
Vincent Gregory (D) 9,200 a
Anthony McDonald (D) 753
Derhun Sanders (D) 745
Howard Worthy (D) 877

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

James Hardin (R) 3,151
Michael Peters (R) 7,239 a
Robert Vaughan (R) 4,382

August 3 Green Party primary result:

Karen Shelley a

November 2 General election candidates:

Vincent Gregory 62,863

Michael Peters 31,944

Karen Shelley 2,415

District 15

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Tom Crawford (D) 2,159
Pam Jackson (D) 7,368 a
Christopher Maloney (D) 2,055

August 3 GOP primary result:

Kerry Bentivolio (R) 4,972
Paul Graves (R) 3,554
Mike Kowall (R) 16,818 a
John Mohyi (R) 1,318
Alan Stephens (R) 2,881
Steven Valentini (R) 2,046

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

November 2 General election candidates:

Pam Jackson 39,233

Mike Kowall 65,216

District 16

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Doug Spade (D) 5,749 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Bruce Caswell (R) 20,935 a

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

November 2 General election candidates:

Doug Spade 26,181

Bruce Caswell 47,504

District 17

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Paun Hengy (D) 2,304
John Spencer (D) 6,767 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Al Bain (R) 5,906
Randy Richardville (R) 17,406 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 17 in 2007.

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Ronald Muszynski a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Spencer 32,980

Randy Richardville 51,657

Ronald Muszynski 2,415

District 18

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Pamela Byrnes (D) 9,539
Thomas Partridge (D) 908
Rebekah Warren (D) 13,113 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

John Hochstetler (R) 7,973 a
Gary Wellings (R) 5,463

November 2 General election candidates:

Rebekah Warren 60,333

John Hochstetler 31,771

District 19

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Brenda Abbey (D) 6,417 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Michael Nofs (R) 21,025 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 19 in 2009.

November 2 General election candidates:

Brenda Abbey 26,657

Michael Nofs 46,543

District 20

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Mark Totten (D) 3,876
Robert Jones (D) 6,578 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Larry Deshazor (R) 5,660
Tonya Schuitmaker (R) 15,602 a
Lorence Wenke (R) 8,371

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

November 2 General election candidates:

Robert Jones 34,507

Tonya Schuitmaker 47,680

District 21

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Scott Elliott (D) 5,708 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Todd Griffee (R) 6,358
John Proos (R) 20,746 a

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

November 2 General election candidates:

Scott Elliott 25,062

John Proos 49,818

District 22

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Chuck Fellows (D) 8,216 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Joe Hune (R) 26,500 a
Paul Rogers (R) 11,152

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Todd Richardson a

November 2 General election candidates:

Chuck Fellows 29,325

Joe Hune 65,170

Todd Richardson 3,201

District 23

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Gretchen Whitmer (D) 17,686 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 23 in 2006.

August 3 GOP primary result:

Kyle Haubrich (R) 15,616 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Gretchen Whitmer 49,990

Kyle Haubrich 28,133

District 24

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Michelle Disano (D) 9,101 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Randy Brink (R) 10,891
Rick Jones (R) 26,352 a

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

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Bradley Cook a

November 2 General election candidates:

Michelle Disano 30,052

Rick Jones 64,039

Bradley Cook 3,413

District 25

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Jason Blauet (D) 2,609
John Nugent (D) 5,695 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Todd Courser (R) 11,592
Lauren Hager (R) 9,027
Phil Pavlov (R) 14,632 a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Nugent 26,393

Phil Pavlov 53,342

District 26

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Katherine Houston (D) 2,625
Jim Slezak (D) 5,386
Paula Zelenko (D) 6,907 a

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

Fran Amos (R) 6,354
Michael Matheny (R) 3,604
David Robertson (R) 12,940 a
Tim Terpening (R) 1,403

Independent candidate:

Mark Sanborn a

November 2 General election candidates:

Paula Zelenko 36,231

David Robertson 49,700

Mark Sanborn 4,427

District 27

August 3 Democratic primary result:

John Gleason (D) 16,470 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 27 in 2007.

August 3 GOP primary result:

Vernon Molnar (R) 10,587 a

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Pat Clawson a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Gleason 51,666

Vernon Molnar 23,920

Pat Clawson 2,168

District 28

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Robin Golden (D) 6,574 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Mark Jansen (R) 41,027 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 28 in 2006.

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Jamie Lewis a

November 2 General election candidates:

Robin Golden 26,276

Mark Jansen 74,529

Jamie Lewis 3,069

District 29

August 3 Democratic primary result:

David LaGrand (D) 6,370 a
Robert Dean (D) 4,566

August 3 GOP primary result:

David Hildenbrand (R) 18,002 a
Judith Kapteyn (R) 1,069
Lori Wiersma (R) 10,150

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Bill Gelineau a

November 2 General election candidates:

David LaGrand 36,830

Dave Hildenbrand 41,042

Bill Gelineau 1,406

District 30

August 3 Democratic primary result:

John Chester (D) 4,201 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Arlan Meekhof (R) 25,901 a
Timothy Odonnell (R) 4,276
Brett Vanderkamp (R) 20,504

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Bruce Campbell a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Chester 20,061

Arlan Meekhof 74,409

Bruce Campbell 3,058

District 31

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Jeff Mayes (D) 12,873 a

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

Mike Green (Michigan candidate) (R) 17,384 a
Gary Hadden (R) 2,173
Paul Mezo (R) 2,365
Robert Palmer (R) 4,330

November 2 General election candidates:

Jeff Mayes 36,629

Mike Green 51,678

District 32

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Debasish Mridha (D) 11,511 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Gary Dunn (R) 5,239
Roger Kahn (R) 18,332 a Incumbent, was first elected to District 32 in 2007.

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Albert Chia, Jr. a

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

Keith Beyerlein a

November 2 General election candidates:

Debasish Mridha 32,692

Roger Kahn 43,577

Keith Beyerlein 1,618 (US Taxpayers Party of Michigan)

Albert Chia, Jr. 702

District 33

August 3 Democratic primary result:

James Hoisington (D) 6,327 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Brian Calley (R) 16,881 a
Michael Trebesh (R) 12,848

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

Note: Calley was chosen to run for lieutenant governor after the primary election. Judy Emmons was selected to replace him on the general election ballot.

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Joshua Lillie a

November 2 General election candidates:

James Hoisington 25,206

Judy Emmons 50,222

Joshua Lillie 2,403

District 34

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Mary Valentine (D) 11,453 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Goeff Hansen (R) 26,244 a

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

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Nicholas Sundquist a

November 2 General election candidates:

Mary Valentine 33,261

Goeff Hansen 49,065

Nicholas Sundquist 2,108

District 35

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Roger Dunigan (D) 6,071 a
George Huffman III (D) 2,245

August 3 GOP primary result:

Darwin Booher (R) 18,482 a
Kevin Davis (R) 6,125
Gary Finstrom (R) 10,633

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

August 3 Libertarian primary result:

Allitta Hren a

November 2 General election candidates:

Roger Dunigan 30,819

Darwin Booher 56,318

Allitta Hren 2,521

District 36

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Andy Neumann (D) 9,809 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

John Moolenaar (R) 25,669 a

Note: Republican incumbent Tony Stamas did not run for re-election in 2010.

November 2 General election candidates:

Andy Neumann 32,154

John Moolenaar 56,634

District 37

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Bob Carr (D) 8,076 a

August 3 GOP primary result:

Randy Bishop (R) 13,131
Howard Walker (R) 23,129 a

Note: Republican incumbent Jason Allen did not run for re-election due to Michigan term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Bob Carr 34,122

Howard Walker 62,697

District 38

August 3 Democratic primary result:

Michael Lahti (D) 12,830 a

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

August 3 GOP primary result:

Tom Casperson (R) 19,572 a
Jeff Paulin (R) 2,775

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael Lahti 39,320

Tom Casperson 49,868

External links

Footnotes

[show]

Current members of the Michigan State Senate

Senators

District 1

Erika Geiss (D)

District 2

Sylvia Santana (D)

District 3

Stephanie Chang (D)

District 4

Darrin Camilleri (D)

District 5

Dayna Polehanki (D)

District 6

Mary Cavanagh (D)

District 7

Jeremy Moss (D)

District 8

Mallory McMorrow (D)

District 9

Michael Webber (R)

District 10

Paul Wojno (D)

District 11

Veronica Klinefelt (D)

District 12

Kevin Hertel (D)

District 13

Rosemary Bayer (D)

District 14

Sue Shink (D)

District 15

Jeff Irwin (D)

District 16

Joseph Bellino (R)

District 17

Jonathan Lindsey (R)

District 18

Thomas Albert (R)

District 19

Sean McCann (D)

District 20

Aric Nesbitt (R)

District 21

Sarah Anthony (D)

District 22

Lana Theis (R)

District 23

Jim Runestad (R)

District 24

Ruth Johnson (R)

District 25

Dan Lauwers (R)

District 26

Kevin Daley (R)

District 27

John Cherry (D)

District 28

Sam Singh (D)

District 29

Winnie Brinks (D)

District 30

Mark Huizenga (R)

District 31

Roger Victory (R)

District 32

Jon Bumstead (R)

District 33

Rick Outman (R)

District 34

Roger Hauck (R)

District 35

Kristen Rivet (D)

District 36

Michele Hoitenga (R)

District 37

John Damoose (R)

District 38

Ed McBroom (R)

Democratic Party (20)

Republican Party (18)

[1] Governing, "The Michigan Senate's Term Limits Madness," June 14, 2010

[2] Stateline, "Term limits will create rookie league in some legislatures," June 11, 2010

[3] Follow the Money, Michigan

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

[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

Michigan State Senate elections, 2010

November 2 General Election Results

Majority control

Term limits

Campaign contributions

Incumbency

Unopposed incumbents

Primary challenges

Retiring incumbents

Qualifications

List of candidates

District 1

District 2

District 3

District 4

District 5

District 6

District 7

District 8

District 9

District 10

District 11

District 12

District 13

District 14

District 15

District 16

District 17

District 18

District 19

District 20

District 21

District 22

District 23

District 24

District 25

District 26

District 27

District 28

District 29

District 30

District 31

District 32

District 33

District 34

District 35

District 36

District 37

District 38

See also

External links

Footnotes

Information about voting

2024 Elections

2024 Election analysis

2025 Elections

Trending

Public Policy

Information for candidates

Get Engaged

Services

Additional analysis

SITE NAVIGATION