Michigan’s House delegation goes from 6–7 to 9–4

Every seat

• Michigan 1st DistrictJack Bergman R →, then Jack Bergman RRe-elected
• Michigan 2nd DistrictJohn R. Moolenaar R →, then John Moolenaar RRe-elected
• Michigan 3rd DistrictHillary J. Scholten D →, then Hillary Scholten DRe-elected
• Michigan 4th DistrictBill Huizenga R →, then Sean McCann DChanged partyDefeated by Sean McCann
• Michigan 5th DistrictTim Walberg R →, then Tim Walberg RRe-elected
• Michigan 6th DistrictDebbie Dingell D →, then Debbie Dingell DRe-elected
• Michigan 7th DistrictTom Barrett R →, then William Lawrence DChanged partyDefeated by William Lawrence
• Michigan 8th DistrictKristen McDonald Rivet D →, then Kristen McDonald Rivet DRe-elected
• Michigan 9th DistrictLisa C. McClain R →, then Lisa McClain RRe-elected
• Michigan 10th DistrictJohn James R →, then Christina Hines DChanged partyRan for governor: lost
• Michigan 11th DistrictHaley M. Stevens D →, then Jeremy Moss DRan for Senate
• Michigan 12th DistrictRashida Tlaib D →, then Rashida Tlaib DRe-elected
• Michigan 13th DistrictShri Thanedar D →, then Donavan McKinney DLost the primary

Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them.

The new members

• SM
  Sean McCann D

  Michigan 4th District

  State senator (source)

  Beat Bill Huizenga, who held the seat, by 1.8 points

• WL
  William Lawrence D

  Michigan 7th District

  Beat Tom Barrett, who held the seat, by 3.3 points

• CH
  Christina Hines D

  Michigan 10th District

  Former prosecutor (source)

  Won a seat Republicans held, by 7.2 points

• JM
  Jeremy Moss D

  Michigan 11th District

  State senator (source)

  Won the open seat by 24.0 points

• 
  Donavan McKinney D

  Michigan 13th District

  State representative (source)

  Won the open seat by 56.5 points

The Senate seat on the ballot

Gary C. Peters (D): did not seek reelection. Won by Abdul El-Sayed (D), by 7.0 points. The race →