Governor (race called)
- Virg Bernero (D) 35%
- Rick Snyder (R) 62%
Attorney General (race called)
- David Leyton (D) 38%
- Bill Schuette (R) 56%
Secretary of State (race called)
- Jocelyn Benson (D) 41%
- Ruth Johnson (R) 54%
U.S. Congress
15th District (race called)
- John Dingell (D) winner 57%
- Rob Steele (R) 39%
9th District (race called)
- Gary Peters (D) 49%
- Rocky Raczkowski (R) 47%
7th District (race called)
- Mark Schauer (D) 45%
- Tim Walberg (R) winner 50%
3rd District (race called)
- Justin Amash (R) winner 59%
- Pat Miles (D) 37%
1st District (race called)
- Dan Benishek (R) winner 51%
- Gary McDowell (D) 40%
Michigan Supreme Court (winners in bold)
- Alton Davis
- Mary Beth Kelly - winner
- Denise Langford Morris
- Bob Roddis
- Robert Young Jr. - winner
Proposal 1 - Should a constitutional conference be held? (race called)
- Yes 31%
- No 68% - win
Proposal 2 - Should felons convicted of deceit while in public office be prohibited from holding public office? (race called)
- Yes 76% - win
- No 24%
Michigan House of Representatives goes to the Republicans
(56 seats needed for a majority)
- At least 57 Republican seats won
Michigan Senate goes to the Republicans
(20 seats needed for a majority)
- At least 26 Republican seats won for a supermajority
