Over one-third of the House could not seek re-election because of term-limits, with the legislators who were elected in the 2010 mid-term elections, that saw the House Republican conference pick up 21 seats, the largest net gain for one party in an election since Michigan's newly constituted term-limits went into effect in 1992.[4][5]
Term-limited membersedit
Under the Michigan Constitution, members of the state Senate are able to serve only two four-years terms, and members of the House of Representatives are limited to three two-years terms. The following members were prevented by term-limits from seeking re-election to the House in 2016.
The 1st District seat became vacant after Democratic state Rep. Brian Banks had to resign from the legislature as part of plea agreement with the office of Michigan Attorney GeneralBill Schuette. In exchange for his resignation from the House, the state would just drop multiple felony counts against Banks in which he was alleged to falsify documents to obtain a private loan before he was elected to the state House. Banks agreed to plead guilty to one misdemeanor and spend one day in the Wayne County Jail.[7]
The 109th District seat became vacant after state Rep. John Kivela committed suicide just hours after he was arrested for drunk driving for the second time during his time in the legislature.[10]
On November 7, 2017, term-limited Democratic state Rep. Andy Schor was elected mayor of Lansing, to succeed Virg Bernero. Schor will take office on January 1, 2018.[13] After Schor formally resigns from the House, Gov. Rick Snyder will call a special election to fill the remaining balance of Schor's term, which expires January 1, 2019.
^ abTwo Democrat held seats (District 11 and District 28) and one Republican held seat (District 106) were vacant at the time of the general election.
Referencesedit
^ ab"General Election Voter Registration / Turnout Statistics" (PDF). Lansing, U.S.A.: Department of State, Michigan. October 2017. Retrieved December 9, 2018.
^Perkins, Tom (November 16, 2016). "Once again, Michigan Dems receive more votes in the State House, but Republicans hold onto power". Metro Times. Detroit, U.S.A. Retrieved December 9, 2018.
^Gray, Kathleen (November 10, 2016). "DeWitt legislator elected Michigan speaker of the House". Detroit Free Press. Detroit, U.S.A. Retrieved December 9, 2018.
^"Michigan Constitution: Article IV, sec. 54.—Limitations on terms of office of state legislators". Michigan Legislature. Retrieved July 13, 2016.
^The Associated Press (October 2, 2010). "Turnover key theme in Michigan legislative races". MLive. Retrieved July 13, 2016.
^ ab"2016 Michigan Election Results". Lansing, U.S.A.: Department of State, Michigan. Retrieved December 8, 2018.
^Emily Lawler (February 6, 2017). "Michigan Rep. Brian Banks to resign as part of plea deal". MLive. Retrieved November 7, 2017.
^ ab"2017 Michigan Election Results". Michigan Department of State. August 17, 2017. Retrieved November 7, 2017.
^"Election Summary Report General Election - November 7th, 2017" (PDF). Wayne County Clerk's Office. November 7, 2017.
^Paul Egan and Kathy Gray (May 9, 2017). "Lawmaker dies from apparent suicide after 2nd drunk driving arrest". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved November 8, 2017.
^ ab"2017 Michigan Election Results". Michigan Department of State. August 17, 2017. Retrieved November 8, 2017.
^"2017 Michigan Election Results". Michigan Department of State. November 16, 2017. Retrieved November 29, 2017.
^Julie Garcia (November 7, 2017). "Andy Schor 'ecstatic' to become mayor of Lansing after taking 72% of votes". Lansing State Journal. Retrieved November 8, 2017.
External linksedit
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2016, michigan, house, representatives, election, confused, with, 2016, united, states, house, representatives, elections, michigan, election, held, november, 2016, elect, members, michigan, house, representatives, election, coincided, with, elections, other, . Not to be confused with 2016 United States House of Representatives elections in Michigan An election was held on November 8 2016 to elect all 110 members to Michigan s House of Representatives The election coincided with elections for other offices including U S President U S House of Representatives and Senate The primary election was held on August 2 2016 2016 Michigan House of Representatives election 2014 November 8 2016 2016 11 08 2018 All 110 seats in the Michigan House of Representatives56 seats needed for a majorityRegistered7 514 055 1 Turnout63 00 a 1 Majority party Minority party Leader Kevin Cotter term limited Tim GreimelParty Republican DemocraticLeader since January 14 2015 January 9 2013Leader s seat 99th District 29th DistrictLast election 63 47Seats before 62 b 45 b Seats won 63 47Seat changePopular vote 2 263 633 2 260 633Percentage 49 20 49 13 Results by gains and holdsResults by winning party vote share Democratic gain Republican gain Democratic hold Republican hold Republican 40 50 50 60 60 70 70 80 Democratic 50 60 60 70 70 80 80 90 gt 90 Speaker before electionKevin CotterRepublican Elected Speaker Tom LeonardRepublicanThere was no change in the composition of the House as Republicans retained control winning 63 seats compared to 47 seats for the Democrats 2 3 Members elected at the 2016 election served in the 99th Michigan Legislature which convened on January 11 2017 Contents 1 Background 2 Term limited members 2 1 Democrats 13 2 2 Republicans 25 3 Results 3 1 Statewide 3 2 District 4 Election matchups 4 1 Districts 1 28 4 2 Districts 29 55 4 3 Districts 56 83 4 4 Districts 84 110 5 Special Elections 5 1 1st District 5 1 1 Results 5 1 2 Democratic primary 5 1 3 Republican primary 5 1 4 General Election 5 2 109th District 5 2 1 Background 5 2 2 Results 5 2 3 Democratic primary 5 2 4 Republican primary 5 2 5 General Election 5 3 68th District 5 3 1 Background 6 Notes 7 References 8 External linksBackground editOver one third of the House could not seek re election because of term limits with the legislators who were elected in the 2010 mid term elections that saw the House Republican conference pick up 21 seats the largest net gain for one party in an election since Michigan s newly constituted term limits went into effect in 1992 4 5 Term limited members editUnder the Michigan Constitution members of the state Senate are able to serve only two four years terms and members of the House of Representatives are limited to three two years terms The following members were prevented by term limits from seeking re election to the House in 2016 Democrats 13 edit 2nd District Alberta Tinsley Talabi 9th District Harvey Santana 14th District Paul Clemente 15th District George Darany 18th District Sarah Roberts 26th District Jim Townsend 31st District Marilyn Lane 50th District Charles Smiley 53rd District Jeff Irwin 54th District David Rutledge 92nd District Marcia Hovey Wright 96th District Charles Brunner Republicans 25 edit 20th District Kurt Heise 23rd District Pat Somerville 24th District Anthony G Forlini 30th District Jeff Farrington 32nd District Andrea LaFontaine 33rd District Ken Goike 46th District Bradford Jacobsen 57th District Nancy Jenkins 64th District Earl Poleski 66th District Aric Nesbitt 70th District Rick Outman 72nd District Ken Yonker 77th District Tom Hooker 79th District Al Pscholka 83rd District Paul Muxlow 85th District Ben Glardon 86th District Lisa Lyons 87th District Mike Callton 89th District Amanda Price 97th District Joel Johnson 99th District Kevin Cotter 100th District Jon Bumstead 101st District Ray Franz 102nd District Phil Potvin 103rd District Bruce Rendon 106th District Peter Pettalia 108th District Ed McBroomResults editStatewide edit Statewide results of the 2016 Michigan House of Representatives 6 Party Candi dates Votes SeatsNo No Republican Party 110 2 263 633 49 20 63 nbsp 57 27 Democratic Party 110 2 260 633 49 13 47 nbsp 42 73 Libertarian Party 26 53 846 1 17 0 nbsp 0 00 Green Party 8 11 777 0 26 0 nbsp 0 00 US Taxpayers Party 6 7 720 0 17 0 nbsp 0 00 Independent 1 3 643 0 08 0 nbsp 0 00 Write in 5 37 0 00 0 nbsp 0 00 Total 266 4 601 289 100 00 110 nbsp 100 00 District edit Results of the 2016 Michigan House of Representatives election by district 6 District Democratic Republican Others Total ResultVotes Votes Votes Votes District 1 24 947 68 34 11 558 31 66 36 505 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 2 25 409 71 83 9 962 28 16 3 0 01 35 374 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 3 28 766 96 79 955 3 21 29 721 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 4 24 790 91 87 1 397 5 18 796 2 95 26 983 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 5 17 832 92 51 1 444 7 49 19 276 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 6 26 301 92 52 2 125 7 48 28 426 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 7 32 896 97 61 806 2 39 33 702 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 8 33 270 95 76 1 470 4 23 2 0 01 34 742 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 9 27 560 94 29 1 668 5 71 29 228 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 10 32 787 81 62 6 027 15 00 1 357 3 38 40 171 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 11 23 731 65 05 12 749 34 95 36 480 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 12 24 716 67 11 12 112 32 89 36 828 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 13 23 744 60 76 15 336 39 24 39 080 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 14 20 252 59 44 12 178 35 75 1 639 4 81 34 069 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 15 21 739 61 77 13 452 38 23 35 191 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 16 24 147 63 97 13 599 36 03 37 746 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 17 17 151 44 27 20 232 52 23 1 355 3 50 38 738 100 00 Republican GAINDistrict 18 29 247 63 31 16 953 36 69 46 200 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 19 19 504 38 58 31 045 61 42 50 549 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 20 23 768 46 41 27 440 53 59 51 208 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 21 28 260 59 43 19 292 40 57 47 552 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 22 21 487 60 34 12 341 34 66 1 780 5 00 35 608 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 23 24 100 50 34 23 777 49 66 47 877 100 00 Democratic GAINDistrict 24 19 553 44 93 23 968 55 07 43 521 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 25 21 899 54 11 18 573 45 89 40 472 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 26 26 785 59 37 18 333 40 63 45 118 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 27 36 392 76 78 11 007 23 22 47 399 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 28 22 680 66 33 11 514 33 67 34 194 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 29 23 097 71 25 8 253 25 46 1 068 3 29 32 418 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 30 17 026 46 15 19 863 53 85 36 889 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 31 22 735 56 16 15 743 38 89 2 007 4 96 40 485 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 32 14 631 36 34 25 629 63 66 40 260 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 33 12 987 30 01 30 295 69 99 43 282 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 34 24 248 88 55 3 136 11 45 27 384 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 35 44 737 83 81 8 639 16 19 53 376 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 36 13 048 28 16 33 293 71 84 46 341 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 37 29 181 60 63 17 209 35 75 1 743 3 62 48 133 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 38 20 711 42 34 28 205 57 66 48 916 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 39 20 975 42 25 25 024 50 41 3 643 7 34 49 642 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 40 26 669 46 52 30 664 53 48 57 333 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 41 20 606 43 55 26 708 56 45 47 314 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 42 17 309 32 36 34 015 63 59 2 167 4 05 53 491 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 43 16 309 34 53 30 923 65 47 47 232 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 44 15 470 31 44 33 731 68 56 49 201 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 45 17 792 37 93 29 121 62 07 46 913 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 46 14 642 30 69 33 073 69 31 47 715 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 47 12 918 27 00 32 616 68 17 2 314 4 84 47 848 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 48 22 888 53 82 19 641 46 18 42 529 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 49 24 862 68 45 11 458 31 55 36 320 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 50 22 773 52 03 20 992 47 97 43 765 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 51 17 050 33 97 30 468 60 70 2 677 5 33 50 195 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 52 27 620 52 44 23 535 44 68 1 519 2 88 52 674 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 53 35 502 80 40 7 176 16 25 1 476 3 34 44 154 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 54 30 148 74 99 10 053 25 01 40 201 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 55 30 097 69 33 13 312 30 67 43 409 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 56 16 316 38 84 24 509 58 35 1 179 2 81 42 004 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 57 18 332 43 62 23 698 56 38 42 030 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 58 8 968 24 63 27 444 75 37 36 412 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 59 12 117 33 23 24 342 66 77 36 459 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 60 26 570 69 31 9 595 25 03 2 170 5 66 38 335 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 61 22 755 44 69 25 149 49 39 3 018 5 93 50 922 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 62 17 490 47 46 17 699 48 03 1 660 4 50 36 849 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 63 14 749 33 41 26 878 60 88 2 523 5 71 44 150 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 64 13 443 37 48 22 426 62 52 35 869 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 65 14 321 34 53 25 098 60 52 2 055 4 95 41 474 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 66 18 568 45 74 22 024 54 26 40 592 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 67 24 929 54 64 20 698 45 36 45 627 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 68 28 373 72 99 8 365 21 52 2 132 5 48 38 870 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 69 29 366 68 37 13 585 31 63 42 951 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 70 10 625 31 99 21 001 63 24 1 584 4 77 33 210 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 71 20 926 42 98 26 315 54 04 1 450 2 98 48 691 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 72 18 693 41 51 26 343 58 49 45 036 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 73 17 885 32 36 35 216 63 72 2 165 3 92 55 266 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 74 13 915 30 68 29 255 64 51 2 183 4 81 45 353 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 75 25 868 76 39 7 996 23 61 33 864 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 76 27 046 56 72 18 473 38 74 2 161 4 53 47 680 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 77 14 528 34 20 27 946 65 80 42 474 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 78 12 529 32 49 26 037 67 51 38 566 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 79 15 461 38 42 23 657 58 78 1 129 2 81 40 247 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 80 12 376 28 07 29 721 67 41 1 990 4 51 44 087 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 81 12 633 31 04 28 068 68 96 40 701 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 82 13 492 31 05 29 962 68 95 43 454 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 83 12 345 33 54 23 108 62 79 1 350 3 67 36 803 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 84 14 026 34 90 26 142 65 04 26 0 06 40 194 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 85 15 124 34 44 24 683 56 21 4 102 9 34 43 909 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 86 16 516 34 51 28 617 59 79 2 726 5 70 47 859 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 87 12 955 28 07 30 957 67 08 2 238 4 85 46 150 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 88 11 410 24 93 34 356 75 07 45 766 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 89 17 051 34 36 30 340 61 14 2 231 4 50 49 622 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 90 11 533 27 14 30 968 72 86 42 501 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 91 18 558 43 68 20 959 49 34 2 965 6 98 42 482 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 92 22 584 68 20 10 528 31 80 33 112 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 93 15 508 32 81 29 328 62 05 2 428 5 14 47 264 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 94 16 402 35 23 30 150 64 77 46 552 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 95 23 809 73 88 8 419 26 12 32 228 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 96 22 992 57 98 16 665 42 02 39 657 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 97 13 074 35 15 24 124 64 85 37 198 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 98 16 975 39 83 25 642 60 17 42 617 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 99 15 291 45 44 18 358 54 56 33 649 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 100 12 514 32 73 25 721 67 27 38 235 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 101 23 719 45 99 27 852 54 01 51 571 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 102 11 099 30 95 24 761 69 05 35 860 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 103 18 589 41 70 25 988 58 30 44 577 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 104 21 864 43 21 26 020 51 42 2 714 5 36 50 598 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 105 14 322 29 94 33 509 70 06 47 831 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 106 16 937 34 87 29 798 61 34 1 841 3 79 48 576 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 107 14 781 32 91 30 131 67 09 44 912 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 108 19 725 47 26 22 013 52 74 41 738 100 00 Republican HoldDistrict 109 25 380 62 31 13 892 34 11 1 457 3 58 40 729 100 00 Democratic HoldDistrict 110 23 532 61 05 15 016 38 95 38 548 100 00 Democratic HoldTotal 2 260 633 49 13 2 263 633 49 20 77 023 1 67 4 601 289 100 00 Election matchups editFollowing the primary elections on August 2 general election matchups and results in each district were as follows Districts 1 28 edit 1st District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Brian Banks incumbent 24 947 68 34 Republican William Broman 11 558 31 66 Total votes 36 505 100 00 Democratic hold2nd District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Bettie Cook Scott 25 409 71 83 Republican Anthony Murray 9 962 28 16 Write In DaNetta L Simpson 3 0 01 Total votes 35 374 100 00 Democratic hold3rd District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Wendell Byrd incumbent 28 766 96 79 Republican John Brodersen 955 3 21 Total votes 29 721 100 00 Democratic hold4th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Rose Mary Robinson incumbent 24 790 91 87 Republican Matt Schonert 1 397 5 18 Green Daniel Finn 797 2 95 Total votes 26 983 100 00 Democratic hold5th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Fred Durhal III incumbent 17 832 92 51 Republican Dorothy Patterson 1 444 7 49 Total votes 19 276 100 00 Democratic hold6th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Stephanie Chang incumbent 26 301 92 52 Republican Attie Pollard 2 125 7 48 Total votes 28 426 100 00 Democratic hold7th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic LaTanya Garrett incumbent 32 896 97 61 Republican Gina Barr 806 2 39 Total votes 33 702 100 00 Democratic hold8th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Sherry Gay Dagnogo incumbent 33 270 95 76 Republican Jennifer Rynicki 1 470 4 23 Write In DeShawn Wilkins 2 0 01 Total votes 34 742 100 00 Democratic hold9th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Sylvia Santana 27 560 94 29 Republican James Stephens 1 668 5 71 Total votes 29 228 100 00 Democratic hold10th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Leslie Love incumbent 32 787 81 62 Republican William Brang 6 027 15 00 Libertarian Jeremy Morgan 1 357 3 38 Total votes 40 171 100 00 Democratic hold11th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Jewell Jones 23 731 65 05 Republican Robert Pope 12 749 34 95 Total votes 36 480 100 00 Democratic hold11th District Special Election Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Lauren Plawecki 24 020 65 79 Republican Robert Pope 10 905 29 87 U S Taxpayers Party of Michigan Marc Joseph Sosnowski 1 586 4 34 Total votes 36 511 100 00 Democratic hold12th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Erika Geiss incumbent 24 716 67 11 Republican Erik Soderquist 12 112 32 89 Total votes 36 828 100 00 Democratic hold13th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Frank Liberati incumbent 23 744 60 76 Republican Annie Spencer 15 336 39 24 Total votes 39 080 100 00 Democratic hold14th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Cara Clemente 20 252 59 44 Republican Darrell Stasik 12 178 35 75 Libertarian Loel R Green 1 639 4 81 Total votes 34 069 100 00 Democratic hold15th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Abdullah Hammoud 21 739 61 77 Republican Terrance Guido Gerin 13 452 38 23 Total votes 35 191 100 00 Democratic hold16th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Robert Kosowski incumbent 24 147 63 97 Republican Matthew Morrow 13 599 36 03 Total votes 37 746 100 00 Democratic hold17th District Monroe County part Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Joe Bellino Jr 20 232 52 23 Democratic Bill LaVoy incumbent 17 151 44 27 Constitution Jeff Andring 1 355 3 50 Total votes 38 738 100 00 Republican gain from Democratic18th District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Kevin Hertel 29 247 63 31 Republican Renata Polonaise 16 953 36 69 Total votes 46 200 100 00 Democratic hold19th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Laura Cox incumbent 31 045 61 42 Democratic Steve King 19 504 38 58 Total votes 50 549 100 00 Republican hold20th District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jeff Noble 27 440 53 59 Democratic Colleen Pobur 23 768 46 41 Total votes 51 208 100 00 Republican hold21st District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Kristy Pagan incumbent 28 260 59 43 Republican Derek Moss 19 292 40 57 Total votes 47 552 100 00 Democratic hold22nd District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic John Chirkun incumbent 21 487 60 34 Republican Jeff Bonnell 12 341 34 66 Constitution Les Townsend 1 780 5 00 Total votes 35 608 100 00 Democratic hold23rd District Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Darrin Camilleri 24 100 50 34 Republican Robert Howey 23 777 49 66 Total votes 47 877 100 00 Democratic gain from Republican24th District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Steve Marino 23 968 55 07 Democratic Dana Camphous Peterson 19 553 44 93 Total votes 43 521 100 00 Republican hold25th District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Henry Yanez incumbent 21 899 54 11 Republican Steve Naumovski 18 573 45 89 Total votes 40 472 100 00 Democratic hold26th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Jim Ellison 26 785 59 37 Republican Randy LeVasseur 18 333 40 63 Total votes 45 118 100 00 Democratic hold27th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Robert Wittenberg incumbent 36 392 76 78 Republican Kyle Forrest 11 007 23 22 Total votes 47 399 100 00 Democratic hold28th District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Patrick Green incumbent 22 680 66 63 Republican Antoine Davison 11 514 33 67 Total votes 34 194 100 00 Democratic holdDistricts 29 55 edit 29th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Tim Greimel incumbent 23 097 71 25 Republican Garren Griffith 8 253 25 46 Green Artelia Marie Leak 1 068 3 29 Total votes 32 418 100 00 Democratic hold30th District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Diana Farrington 19 863 53 85 Democratic Michael Notte 17 026 46 15 Total votes 36 889 100 00 Republican hold31st District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic William Sowerby 22 735 56 16 Republican Lisa Valerio 15 743 38 89 Libertarian Mike Saliba 2 007 4 96 Total votes 40 485 100 00 Democratic hold32nd District Macomb County part St Clair County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Pamela Hornberger 25 629 63 66 Democratic Paul Manley 14 631 36 34 Total votes 40 260 100 00 Republican hold33rd District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jeffrey Yaroch 30 295 69 99 Democratic Yani Warda 12 987 30 01 Total votes 43 282 100 00 Republican hold34th District Genesee County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Sheldon Neeley incumbent 24 248 88 55 Republican Page Brousseau 3 136 11 45 Total votes 27 384 100 00 Democratic hold35th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Jeremy Moss incumbent 44 737 83 81 Republican Robert Brim 8 639 16 19 Total votes 53 376 100 00 Democratic hold36th District Macomb County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Peter Lucido incumbent 33 293 71 84 Democratic Diane Young 13 048 28 16 Total votes 46 341 100 00 Republican hold37th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Christine Greig incumbent 29 181 60 63 Republican Mitch Swoboda 17 209 35 75 Libertarian James K Young 1 743 3 62 Total votes 48 133 100 00 Democratic hold38th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Kathy Crawford incumbent 28 205 57 66 Democratic Amy McCusker 20 711 42 34 Total votes 48 916 100 00 Republican hold39th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Klint Kesto incumbent 25 024 50 41 Democratic Michael Stack 20 975 42 25 Unaffiliated Beth McGrath 3 643 7 34 Total votes 49 642 100 00 Republican hold40th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Michael McCready incumbent 30 664 53 48 Democratic Nicole Bedi 26 669 46 52 Total votes 57 333 100 00 Republican hold41st District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Martin Howrylak incumbent 26 708 56 45 Democratic Cyndi Peltonen 20 606 43 55 Total votes 47 314 100 00 Republican hold42nd District Livingston County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Lana Theis incumbent 34 015 63 59 Democratic Timothy Johnson 17 309 32 36 Libertarian Jonathan Elgas 2 167 4 05 Total votes 53 491 100 00 Republican hold43rd District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jim Tedder incumbent 30 923 65 47 Democratic Ted Villella 16 309 34 53 Total votes 47 232 100 00 Republican hold44th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jim Runestad incumbent 33 731 68 56 Democratic Mark Venie 15 470 31 44 Total votes 49 201 100 00 Republican hold45th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Michael Webber incumbent 29 121 62 07 Democratic Ted Golden 17 792 37 93 Total votes 46 913 100 00 Republican hold46th District Oakland County part Party Candidate Votes Republican John Reilly 33 073 69 31 Democratic David Jay Lillis 14 642 30 69 Total votes 47 715 100 00 Republican hold47th District Livingston County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Henry Vaupel incumbent 32 616 68 17 Democratic Keith Van Houten 12 918 27 00 Libertarian Rodger Young 2 314 4 84 Total votes 47 848 100 00 Republican hold48th District Genesee County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Pam Faris incumbent 22 888 53 82 Republican Joseph Reno 19 641 46 18 Total votes 42 529 100 00 Democratic hold49th District Genesee County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Phil Phelps incumbent 24 862 68 45 Republican Jeremy Baker 11 458 31 55 Total votes 36 320 100 00 Democratic hold50th District Genesee County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Tim Sneller 22 773 52 03 Republican Michael Matheny 20 992 47 97 Total votes 43 765 100 00 Democratic hold51st District Genesee County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Joe Graves incumbent 30 468 60 70 Democratic Ryan Bladzik 17 050 33 97 Libertarian Mark L Sanborn 2 677 5 33 Total votes 50 195 100 00 Republican hold52nd District Washtenaw County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Donna Lasinski 27 620 52 44 Republican Randy Clark 23 535 44 68 Green Eric Borregard 1 519 2 88 Total votes 52 674 100 00 Democratic hold53rd District Washtenaw County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Yousef Rabhi 35 502 80 40 Republican Samuel Bissell 7 176 16 25 Green Joseph Stevens 1 476 3 34 Total votes 44 154 100 00 Democratic hold54th District Washtenaw County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Ronnie Peterson 30 148 74 99 Republican Kevin Jardine 10 053 25 01 Total votes 40 201 100 00 Democratic hold55th District Washtenaw County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Adam Zemke incumbent 30 097 69 33 Republican Bob Baird 13 312 30 67 Total votes 43 409 100 00 Democratic holdDistricts 56 83 edit 56th District Monroe County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jason Sheppard incumbent 24 509 58 35 Democratic Tom Redmond 16 316 38 84 Constitution R Al Bain 1 179 2 81 Total votes 42 004 100 00 Republican hold57th District Lenawee County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Bronna Kahle 23 698 56 38 Democratic Harvey Schmidt 18 332 43 62 Total votes 42 030 100 00 Republican hold58th District Branch County Hillsdale County Party Candidate Votes Republican Eric Leutheuser incumbent 27 444 75 37 Democratic Mary Hamaty 8 968 24 63 Total votes 36 412 100 00 Republican hold59th District Cass County part St Joseph County Party Candidate Votes Republican Aaron Miller incumbent 24 342 66 77 Democratic Carol Higgins 12 117 33 23 Total votes 36 459 100 00 Republican hold60th District Kalamazoo County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Jon Hoadley incumbent 26 570 69 31 Republican Alexander Ross 9 595 25 03 Libertarian Logan Fleckenstein 2 170 5 66 Total votes 38 335 100 00 Democratic hold61st District Kalamazoo County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Brandt Iden incumbent 25 149 49 39 Democratic John Fisher 22 755 44 69 Libertarian Ryan Winfield 3 018 5 93 Total votes 50 922 100 00 Republican hold62nd District Calhoun County part Party Candidate Votes Republican John Bizon incumbent 17 699 48 03 Democratic James Haadsma 17 490 47 46 Libertarian Michelle Gregoire 1 660 4 50 Total votes 36 849 100 00 Republican hold63rd District Calhoun County part Kalamazoo County part Party Candidate Votes Republican David Maturen incumbent 26 878 60 88 Democratic Lynn Shiflea 14 749 33 41 Green John Anthony La Pietra 2 523 5 71 Total votes 44 150 5 71 Republican hold64th District Jackson County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Julie Alexander 22 426 62 52 Democratic Ronald Brooks 13 443 37 48 Total votes 35 829 100 00 Republican hold65th District Eaton County part Jackson County part Lenawee County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Brett Roberts incumbent 25 098 60 52 Democratic Bonnie Johnson 14 321 34 53 Libertarian Ronald A Muszynski 2 055 4 95 Total votes 41 474 100 00 Republican hold66th District Van Buren County Kalamazoo County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Beth Griffin 22 024 54 26 Democratic Annie Brown 18 568 45 74 Total votes 40 592 100 00 Republican hold67th District Ingham County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Tom Cochran incumbent 24 929 54 64 Republican Leon Clark 20 698 45 36 Total votes 45 627 100 00 Democratic hold68th District Ingham County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Andy Schor incumbent 28 373 72 99 Republican Randy Pilon 8 365 21 52 Libertarian Robert Powell 2 132 5 48 Total votes 38 870 100 00 Democratic hold69th District Ingham County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Sam Singh incumbent 29 366 68 37 Republican George Nastas III 13 585 31 63 Total votes 42 951 100 00 Democratic hold70th District Montcalm County Gratiot County part Party Candidate Votes Republican James Lower 21 001 63 24 Democratic Ken Hart 10 625 31 99 Green Michael Anderson 1 584 4 77 Total votes 33 210 100 00 Republican hold71st District Eaton County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Tom Barrett incumbent 26 315 54 04 Democratic Theresa Abed 20 926 42 98 Libertarian Marc Lord 1 450 2 98 Total votes 48 691 100 00 Republican hold72nd District Allegan County part Kent County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Steve Johnson 26 343 58 49 Democratic Steve Shoemaker 18 693 41 51 Total votes 45 036 100 00 Republican hold73rd District Kent County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Chris Afendoulis incumbent 35 216 63 72 Democratic Deb Havens 17 885 32 36 Libertarian Ron Heeren 2 165 3 29 Total votes 55 266 100 00 Republican hold74th District Kent County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Robert VerHeulen incumbent 29 255 64 51 Democratic Robin Bigger 13 915 30 68 Libertarian Bill Gelineau 2 183 4 81 Total votes 45 353 100 00 Republican hold75th District Kent County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic David LaGrand incumbent 25 868 76 39 Republican Chad Rossiter 7 996 23 61 Total votes 33 864 100 00 Democratic hold76th District Kent County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Winnie Brinks incumbent 27 046 56 72 Republican Casey O Neill 18 473 38 74 Libertarian John George 1 558 3 27 U S Taxpayers Party of Michigan Brandon Hoezee 603 1 26 Total votes 47 680 100 00 Democratic hold77th District Kent County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Tommy Brann 27 946 65 80 Democratic Dana Knight 14 528 34 20 Total votes 42 474 100 00 Republican hold78th District Berrien County part Cass County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Dave Pagel incumbent 26 037 67 51 Democratic Dean Hill 12 529 32 49 Total votes 38 566 100 00 Republican hold79th District Berrien County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Kim LaSata 23 657 58 78 Democratic Marletta Seats 15 461 38 42 Constitution Carl G Oehling 1 129 2 81 Total votes 40 247 100 00 Republican hold80th District Allegan County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Mary Whiteford incumbent 29 721 67 41 Democratic John Andrysiak 12 376 28 07 Constitution Arnie Davidsons 1 990 4 51 Total votes 44 087 100 00 Republican hold81st District St Clair County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Dan Lauwers incumbent 28 068 68 96 Democratic Stewart Sternberg 12 633 31 04 Total votes 40 701 100 00 Republican hold82nd District Lapeer County Party Candidate Votes Republican Gary Howell incumbent 29 962 68 95 Democratic Margaret Guerrero DeLuca 13 492 31 05 Total votes 43 454 100 00 Republican hold83rd District Sanilac County St Clair County part Party Candidate Votes Republican Shane Hernandez 23 108 62 79 Democratic Jim Frank 12 345 33 54 Green Deena Marie Bruderick 1 350 3 67 Total votes 36 803 100 00 Republican holdDistricts 84 110 edit 84th District Huron Tuscola Party Candidate Votes Republican Edward J Canfield incumbent 26 142 65 04 Democratic James L Wencel 14 026 34 90 Write in Chuck Stadler 26 0 06 Total votes 40 194 100 00 Republican hold85th District Saginaw part Shiawassee Party Candidate Votes Republican Ben Frederick 24 683 56 21 Democratic Anthony Karhoff 15 124 34 44 Libertarian Roger L Snyder 2 425 5 52 Constitution Matthew Shepard 1 674 3 81 Write in Robert Cottrell 3 0 01 Total votes 43 909 100 00 Republican hold86th District Kent part Ionia part Party Candidate Votes Republican Thomas Albert 28 617 59 79 Democratic Lynn Mason 16 516 34 51 Green Cliff Yankovich 1 461 3 05 Libertarian Bill Gelineau 1 265 2 64 Total votes 47 859 100 00 Republican hold87th District Barry Ionia part Party Candidate Votes Republican Julie Calley 30 957 67 08 Democratic Eric Anderson 12 955 28 07 Libertarian Joseph P Gillotte 2 238 4 85 Total votes 46 150 100 00 Republican hold88th District Ottawa part Party Candidate Votes Republican Roger Victory incumbent 34 356 75 07 Democratic Kim Nagy 11 410 24 93 Total votes 45 766 100 00 Republican hold89th District Ottawa part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jim Lilly 30 340 61 14 Democratic Tim Meyer 17 051 34 36 Libertarian Mary Buzuma 2 231 4 50 Total votes 49 622 100 00 Republican hold90th District Ottawa part Party Candidate Votes Republican Daniela Garcia incumbent 30 968 72 86 Democratic Mary M Yedinak 11 533 27 14 Total votes 42 501 100 00 Republican hold91st District Muskegon part Party Candidate Votes Republican Holly Hughes incumbent 20 959 49 34 Democratic Collene Lamonte 18 558 43 68 Libertarian Max Riekse 2 965 6 98 Total votes 42 482 100 00 Republican hold92nd District Muskegon part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Terry Sabo 22 584 68 20 Republican Marshall Davis 10 528 31 80 Total votes 33 112 100 00 Democratic hold93rd District Clinton Gratiot part Party Candidate Votes Republican Tom Leonard incumbent 29 328 62 05 Democratic Josh Derke 15 508 32 81 Libertarian Tyler D Palmer 2 428 5 14 Total votes 47 264 100 00 Republican hold94th District Saginaw part Party Candidate Votes Republican Tim Kelly incumbent 30 150 64 77 Democratic Kevin C Seamon 16 402 35 23 Total votes 46 552 100 00 Republican hold95th District Saginaw part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Vanessa Guerra incumbent 23 809 73 88 Republican Dorothy Tanner 8 419 26 12 Total votes 32 228 100 00 Democratic hold96th District Bay part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Brian K Elder 22 992 57 98 Republican David Scholl 16 665 42 02 Total votes 39 657 100 00 Democratic hold97th District Arenac Clare Gladwin Osceola part Party Candidate Votes Republican Jason Wentworth 24 124 64 85 Democratic Bob Townsend 13 074 35 15 Total votes 37 198 100 00 Republican hold98th District Midland part Bay part Party Candidate Votes Republican Gary Glenn incumbent 25 642 60 17 Democratic Geoff Malicoat 16 975 39 83 Total votes 42 617 100 00 Republican hold99th District Isabella Midland part Party Candidate Votes Republican Roger Hauck 18 358 54 56 Democratic Bryan Mielke 15 291 45 44 Total votes 33 649 100 00 Republican hold100th District Lake Newaygo Oceana Party Candidate Votes Republican Scott A VanSingel 25 721 67 27 Democratic Sandy Clarke 12 514 32 73 Total votes 38 235 100 00 Republican hold101st District Benzie Leelanau Manistee Mason Party Candidate Votes Republican Curt VanderWall 27 852 54 01 Democratic Dan Scripps 23 719 45 99 Total votes 51 571 100 00 Republican hold102nd District Mecosta Osceola part Wexford Party Candidate Votes Republican Michele Hoitenga 24 761 69 05 Democratic Doug Gabert 11 099 30 95 Total votes 35 860 100 00 Republican hold103rd District Iosco Missaukee Ogemaw Roscommon Crawford Party Candidate Votes Republican Daire L Rendon 25 988 58 30 Democratic Jordan Stancil 18 589 41 70 Total votes 44 577 100 00 Republican hold104th District Grand Traverse Party Candidate Votes Republican Larry C Inman 26 020 51 42 Democratic Betsy Coffia 21 864 43 21 Libertarian Kelly J Clark 2 714 5 36 Total votes 50 598 100 00 Republican hold105th District Antrim Charlevoix Montmorency Oscoda Otsego Party Candidate Votes Republican Triston S Cole incumbent 33 509 70 06 Democratic Wyatt Knight 14 322 29 94 Total votes 47 831 100 00 Republican hold106th District Alcona Alpena Cheboygan part Crawford Iosco Presque Isle Party Candidate Votes Republican Sue Allor 29 798 61 34 Democratic Robert Kennedy 16 937 34 87 Libertarian Dana Carver 1 838 3 78 Write in John Caplis 3 0 01 Total votes 48 576 100 00 Republican hold107th District Cheboygan part Chippewa Emmet Mackinac Party Candidate Votes Republican Lee Chatfield incumbent 30 131 67 09 Democratic Phil Bellfy 14 781 32 91 Total votes 44 912 100 00 Republican hold108th District Delta Dickinson Menominee Party Candidate Votes Republican Beau Matthew LaFave 22 013 52 74 Democratic Scott A Celello 19 725 47 26 Total votes 41 738 100 00 Republican hold109th District Alger Luce Marquette part Schoolcraft Party Candidate Votes Democratic John Kivela incumbent 25 380 62 31 Republican Kevin W Pfister 13 892 34 11 Green Wade Roberts 1 457 3 58 Total votes 40 729 100 00 Democratic hold nbsp HD110 Results by County nbsp HD110 Results by Precinct110th District Baraga Gogebic Houghton Iron Keweenaw Marquette Party Candidate Votes Democratic Scott Dianda incumbent 23 532 61 05 Republican Gregory Markkanen 15 016 38 95 Total votes 38 548 100 00 Democratic holdSpecial Elections edit1st District edit The 1st District seat became vacant after Democratic state Rep Brian Banks had to resign from the legislature as part of plea agreement with the office of Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette In exchange for his resignation from the House the state would just drop multiple felony counts against Banks in which he was alleged to falsify documents to obtain a private loan before he was elected to the state House Banks agreed to plead guilty to one misdemeanor and spend one day in the Wayne County Jail 7 Results edit Democratic primary edit 1st District Special Democratic Primary 8 Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Tenisha Yancey 2 215 33 0Democratic Pamela Sossi 2 017 30 1Democratic Sandra Bucciero 956 14 3Democratic Justin Johnson 615 9 2Democratic Washington Youson 415 6 2Democratic Keith Hollowell 956 2 2Democratic Kirkland Garey 107 1 6Democratic Burgess Foster 78 1 2Democratic John Donahue 76 1 2Democratic Gowana Mancill Jr 45 0 7Democratic Ronald Diebel 36 0 5Republican primary edit 1st District Special Republican Primary 8 Party Candidate Votes Republican Mark Corcoran 819 74 4Republican William Phillips 282 25 6General Election edit 1st District Special Election 9 Wayne County part Party Candidate Votes Democratic Tenisha Yancey 7 266 71 3Republican Mark Corcoran 2 551 25 0Libertarian Greg Creswell 334 3 3109th District edit Background edit The 109th District seat became vacant after state Rep John Kivela committed suicide just hours after he was arrested for drunk driving for the second time during his time in the legislature 10 Results edit Democratic primary edit 109th District Special Democratic Primary 11 Party Candidate Votes Democratic Sara Cambensy 3 477 36 1Democratic Jeremy Hosking 3 344 34 7Democratic Joe Derocha 2 435 25 3Democratic Tom Curry 386 4 0Republican primary edit 109th District 11 Alger Luce Marquette part Schoolcraft Party Candidate Votes Republican Rich Rossway 1 671 100General Election edit 109th District Special election 12 Party Candidate Votes Democratic Sara Cambensy 11 721 56 7Republican Rich Rossway 8 690 42 0Green Wade Roberts 276 1 368th District edit Background edit On November 7 2017 term limited Democratic state Rep Andy Schor was elected mayor of Lansing to succeed Virg Bernero Schor will take office on January 1 2018 13 After Schor formally resigns from the House Gov Rick Snyder will call a special election to fill the remaining balance of Schor s term which expires January 1 2019 Notes edit Of total voting age population a b Two Democrat held seats District 11 and District 28 and one Republican held seat District 106 were vacant at the time of the general election References edit a b General Election Voter Registration Turnout Statistics PDF Lansing U S A Department of State Michigan October 2017 Retrieved December 9 2018 Perkins Tom November 16 2016 Once again Michigan Dems receive more votes in the State House but Republicans hold onto power Metro Times Detroit U S A Retrieved December 9 2018 Gray Kathleen November 10 2016 DeWitt legislator elected Michigan speaker of the House Detroit Free Press Detroit U S A Retrieved December 9 2018 Michigan Constitution Article IV sec 54 Limitations on terms of office of state legislators Michigan Legislature Retrieved July 13 2016 The Associated Press October 2 2010 Turnover key theme in Michigan legislative races MLive Retrieved July 13 2016 a b 2016 Michigan Election Results Lansing U S A Department of State Michigan Retrieved December 8 2018 Emily Lawler February 6 2017 Michigan Rep Brian Banks to resign as part of plea deal MLive Retrieved November 7 2017 a b 2017 Michigan Election Results Michigan Department of State August 17 2017 Retrieved November 7 2017 Election Summary Report General Election November 7th 2017 PDF Wayne County Clerk s Office November 7 2017 Paul Egan and Kathy Gray May 9 2017 Lawmaker dies from apparent suicide after 2nd drunk driving arrest Detroit Free Press Retrieved November 8 2017 a b 2017 Michigan Election Results Michigan Department of State August 17 2017 Retrieved November 8 2017 2017 Michigan Election Results Michigan Department of State November 16 2017 Retrieved November 29 2017 Julie Garcia November 7 2017 Andy Schor ecstatic to become mayor of Lansing after taking 72 of votes Lansing State Journal Retrieved November 8 2017 External links edit2016 Michigan Primary Election Ballot Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2016 Michigan House of Representatives election 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