密歇根州选举结果总清单：本森当选州长，埃尔-赛义德当选联邦参议员

州长与联邦参议员

2026年11月3日，密歇根州举行中期选举投票。以下是全体密歇根选民共同投出的结果公示：据密歇根州州务卿办公室官方计票与美联社宣布，现任州务卿 Jocelyn Benson 以54.53%当选州长；Abdul El-Sayed 以52.51%当选联邦参议员，将成为美国参议院首位穆斯林参议员；联邦众议员13席全部宣布，民主党以9席对4席翻转代表团多数；州众议院由民主党夺回控制，密歇根形成民主党同时执掌州长与州议会两院的局面。

州长：Jocelyn Benson（民主党）2,600,299票、54.53%，当选。现任州长 Gretchen Whitmer 任期届满不得连任，本席为开放席，选前选后均由民主党持有。美联社已宣布。

州长选举对手：John James（共和党）2,086,600票、43.76%。副州长 Winnie Brinks（民主党）与 Benson 同票当选。

联邦参议员：Abdul El-Sayed（民主党）2,507,286票、52.51%，当选。现任参议员 Gary Peters 退休不连任，本席为开放席，民主党守席。美联社已宣布。El-Sayed 将成为美国参议院首位穆斯林参议员。

参议员选举对手：Mike Rogers（共和党）2,172,141票、45.49%。本州另一席参议员 Elissa Slotkin（民主党）本届无改选，2030年改选。

其他全州职位

检察长：Eli Savit（民主党）当选，现任 Dana Nessel 任期届满退任。美联社于美东时间11月4日凌晨宣布；确切票数待州务卿官方计票补齐。

州务卿：Garlin Gilchrist（民主党，现任副州长）2,536,984票、53.75%，当选。对手 Anthony Forlini（共和党）2,056,763票、43.57%。

州财务长与教育总长均为任命制、无选举：财务长由州长任命，教育总长由州教育委员会任命。

州教育委员会（本届改选2席，全州直选）：Judith Pritchett（民主党）2,362,870票、Tiffany Tilley（民主党）2,337,518票，双双当选。美联社已宣布。

州最高法院（本届改选2席）：现任法官 Megan Cavanagh 与 Noah Hood 连任，两人均为民主党提名。

公投议题

第1号提案：每16年依法自动上票的宪法会议问题——是否于2027年召开制宪会议全面修订州宪法。赞成1,112,245票、26.24%，否决。美联社已宣布。

第2号提案：限制公用事业公司与政府承包商政治捐款、扩大竞选财务披露规则。赞成3,512,998票、81.31%，通过。美联社已宣布。

全州议题共以上2条；学区债券、地方税等地方提案不计入本节。

联邦众议员

总览：全州13席全部改选并已全部宣布。选前共和党7席、民主党6席；选后民主党9席、共和党4席，民主党净增3席。

第1区：Jack Bergman（共和党）216,960票，当选连任。

第2区：John Moolenaar（共和党）219,289票，当选连任。

第3区：Hillary Scholten（民主党）211,061票，当选连任。

第4区：Sean McCann（民主党）185,440票击败现任 Bill Huizenga（共和党）178,741票，翻转。

第5区：Tim Walberg（共和党）198,729票，当选连任。

第6区：Debbie Dingell（民主党）262,932票，当选连任。

第7区：William Lawrence（民主党）202,657票击败现任 Tom Barrett（共和党）189,482票，翻转。

第8区：Kristen McDonald Rivet（民主党）195,849票，当选连任。

第9区：Lisa McClain（共和党）247,817票，当选连任。

第10区：Christina Hines（民主党）188,078票击败 Michael Bouchard（共和党）162,347票，翻转；本席为原任 John James 转选州长留下的开放席。

第11区：Jeremy Moss（民主党）238,750票，当选，将成为密歇根州选出的首位公开 LGBTQ+ 联邦众议员。

第12区：Rashida Tlaib（民主党）247,185票，当选连任。

第13区：Donavan McKinney（民主党）209,882票，当选。

华裔／亚裔当选者：13名当选众议员中无华裔当选者，亦无东亚、东南亚或南亚裔当选者。第13区现任印度裔众议员 Shri Thanedar 已在初选中落败，未进入大选。

州议会

州参议院：38席全部改选。民主党保持控制并扩大优势，民主党23席、共和党15席；选前为民主党20席、共和党18席，控制权未翻转。

州众议院：110席全部改选。选前共和党58席、民主党52席；民主党夺回控制权，截至11月4日上午民主党至少60席，最终席位数待美联社逐区总表确认。

州长与州议会两院选后同属民主党，密歇根形成民主党同时执掌州长与两院的局面，为2022年之后再次出现。

计票与认证

本清单数字来自密歇根州州务卿办公室官方计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午。检察长确切票数、州最高法院两席的逐场票数与州众议院最终席位数待官方计票补齐。所有结果均为非官方计票，待县级核票与州核票委员会11月下旬认证后方为正式，GSM 将在认证前后跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Michigan 2026 Election Results: Benson Elected Governor, El-Sayed Wins the U.S. Senate Seat

Governor and U.S. Senator

Michigan voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3. The results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Michigan Secretary of State's official count and Associated Press race calls, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson was elected governor with 54.53%, and Abdul El-Sayed was elected to the U.S. Senate with 52.51% and will become the first Muslim U.S. senator. All 13 U.S. House seats have been called, with Democrats flipping the delegation to 9 seats against 4. Democrats also retook the state House, forming a Democratic trifecta for the first time since 2022.

Governor: Jocelyn Benson (D), 2,600,299 votes, 54.53%, elected. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was term-limited; the open seat was held by Democrats before and after. Called by the AP.

Governor, other candidate: John James (R), 2,086,600 votes, 43.76%. Winnie Brinks (D) was elected lieutenant governor on Benson's ticket.

U.S. Senator: Abdul El-Sayed (D), 2,507,286 votes, 52.51%, elected. Sen. Gary Peters retired; the open seat was a Democratic hold. Called by the AP. El-Sayed will become the first Muslim member of the U.S. Senate.

U.S. Senate, other candidate: Mike Rogers (R), 2,172,141 votes, 45.49%. The state's other senator, Elissa Slotkin (D), was not up this year; her seat is next contested in 2030.

Other Statewide Offices

Attorney General: Eli Savit (D), elected, succeeding Dana Nessel, who was term-limited. The AP called the race in the early hours of November 4 ET; exact vote totals await the Secretary of State's official count.

Secretary of State: Garlin Gilchrist (D, the sitting lieutenant governor), 2,536,984 votes, 53.75%, elected. Anthony Forlini (R) took 2,056,763 votes, 43.57%.

The state treasurer and the superintendent of public instruction are appointed offices, not elected: the treasurer is appointed by the governor and the superintendent by the State Board of Education.

State Board of Education (two seats up, elected statewide): Judith Pritchett (D), 2,362,870 votes, and Tiffany Tilley (D), 2,337,518 votes, both elected. Called by the AP.

State Supreme Court (two seats up): incumbent justices Megan Cavanagh and Noah Hood were reelected; both were Democratic nominees.

Ballot Questions

Proposal 1: the constitutionally required once-every-16-years question whether to call a 2027 constitutional convention to revise the state constitution. Yes 1,112,245 votes, 26.24% — rejected. Called by the AP.

Proposal 2: limit political donations by utility companies and government contractors and expand campaign-finance disclosure rules. Yes 3,512,998 votes, 81.31% — passed. Called by the AP.

Those were the only two statewide proposals; local measures such as school bonds and local taxes are not part of this section.

U.S. House

Overview: all 13 seats were up and all 13 have been called. Republicans held 7 seats to the Democrats' 6 before the election; afterwards Democrats hold 9 to 4, a net gain of three.

District 1: Jack Bergman (R), 216,960 votes, reelected.

District 2: John Moolenaar (R), 219,289 votes, reelected.

District 3: Hillary Scholten (D), 211,061 votes, reelected.

District 4: Sean McCann (D), 185,440 votes, defeated incumbent Bill Huizenga (R), 178,741 votes — a flip.

District 5: Tim Walberg (R), 198,729 votes, reelected.

District 6: Debbie Dingell (D), 262,932 votes, reelected.

District 7: William Lawrence (D), 202,657 votes, defeated incumbent Tom Barrett (R), 189,482 votes — a flip.

District 8: Kristen McDonald Rivet (D), 195,849 votes, reelected.

District 9: Lisa McClain (R), 247,817 votes, reelected.

District 10: Christina Hines (D), 188,078 votes, defeated Michael Bouchard (R), 162,347 votes — a flip of the open seat vacated by John James's run for governor.

District 11: Jeremy Moss (D), 238,750 votes, elected; he will be the first openly LGBTQ+ member of Congress elected from Michigan.

District 12: Rashida Tlaib (D), 247,185 votes, reelected.

District 13: Donavan McKinney (D), 209,882 votes, elected.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none among the 13 House winners — no Chinese American and no East, Southeast or South Asian American winner. The 13th District's Indian American incumbent, Shri Thanedar, lost his primary and did not reach the general election.

State Legislature

State Senate: all 38 seats were up. Democrats kept control and widened their margin, 23 seats to the Republicans' 15, up from 20-18; control did not flip.

State House: all 110 seats were up. Republicans held 58 seats to 52 before the election; Democrats retook control with at least 60 seats at the time of compilation, with the final total awaiting the AP's district-by-district tally.

With the governorship and both chambers in Democratic hands, Michigan has a Democratic trifecta for the first time since 2022.

Counting and Certification

All figures are from the Michigan Secretary of State's official count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4. The attorney general's exact vote totals, district-level figures for the two Supreme Court seats, and the state House's final seat count await the official tally. All results are unofficial until the county canvasses and certification by the Board of State Canvassers in late November. GSM will update this list around certification.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：密歇根州州务卿办公室

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