2026 results · state legislatures · Michigan
Control of the Michigan Senate is not settled
In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 12 seats and Republicans 10, against 20 and 18 before. Two seats are led by another party than held them. 16 seats on the ballot have no votes counted yet.
In the House, 48 of the 110 seats on the ballot have a count so far; Democrats held 52 seats and Republicans 58 before.
Leaders in the count from civicAPI (counts aggregated from official state and county results), not called winners. A close seat can still change.
Seats with no count yet could decide it
The seats with no count yet, or led by under two points, could still decide the majority.
No votes counted yet in 16 of the 38 seats on the ballot
The count for these has not reached us yet; the rest of the chamber is drawn from what has. 13 seats up this year are not in the count we read at all. Nothing is filled in until votes arrive.
- 23
- 27
- 32
2 seats changing party, then the closest
Seats with no count yet could decide it
The seats with no count yet, or led by under two points, could still decide the majority.
No votes counted yet in 62 of the 110 seats on the ballot
The count for these has not reached us yet; the rest of the chamber is drawn from what has. 38 seats up this year are not in the count we read at all. Nothing is filled in until votes arrive.
- 6
- 19
- 20
- 21
- 34
- 44
- 49
- 51
- 52
- 53
- 55
- 56
- 67
- 69
- 70
- 85
- 87
- 88
- 98
- 102
- 105
- 106
- 109
- 110
5 seats changing party, then the closest
Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.