Wayne County Executive Warren Evans wins the primary election with 160,105 (95.83%) votes, according to City of Detroit unofficial results.
On Tuesday, voters across Michigan made their voices heard on critical races, issues, and candidates on the 2022 general election season ballot.
This election has shaped up to be a momentous decision-making time for tens of thousands of registered voters on controversial issues from women’s right to reproductive freedom, legislative term limits, and financial disclosure of elected officials, to high government official seats being challenged for races across the board.
The State of Michigan estimates 4 million registered voters will cast their votes on election day, with over half of which were cast absentee ballots.
The 2022 Midterm Election in Michigan continues to be the election to watch as many absentee ballots were turned in for critical races across the state. Here are the results as of 9 AM this morning. Continue to follow MichiganChronicle.com for up-to-date election coverage.
Here are the Michigan Chronicle’s endorsements on key candidate races ballot proposals:
2022 General Election Winners (Updated Results)
Attorney General (Noted from NPR unofficial results)
Dana Nessel (D) with 2,327,979 (53.2%) votes
Matthew DePerno (R) with 1,948,357 (44.5.%) votes
Secretary of State (Noted from NPR unofficial results)
Jocelyn Benson (D) with 2,463,552 (55.9%) votes
Kristina Karamo (R) with 1,848,735 (41.9%) votes
Wayne County Executive (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
Warren Evans (D) with 160,105 (95.83%) votes
Mark Ashley Price (R) with 6,971 (4.17%) votes
Wayne County Sheriff (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
Raphael Washington (D) with 156,192 (95.89%) votes
Joseph H LeBlanc (LB) with 3,837 (2.36%) votes
Michigan House of Representatives (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
1st District
Tyrone Carter (D) with 12,763 (89.09%) votes
Paula M. Campbell (R) with 1,323 (9.23%) votes
16th District
Stephanie Young (D) with 12,788 (96.01%) votes
Keith Jones (R) with 532 (3.99%) votes
Michigan State Senate (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
District 1
Erika Geiss with 22,911 (94.16%) votes
Erik Soderquist with 1,422 (5.84%) votes
District 2
Sylvia Santana (D) with 15,339 (91.03%) votes
Harry Sawicki (R) with 1,064 (6.31%) votes
Wayne County Commission (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
District 5
Irma Clark-Coleman (D) with 37,314 (100.00%) votes
District 6
Monique Baker McCormick (D) with 21,461 (96.41%) votes
Celeste Mentag (R) with 798 (3.59%) votes
Proposals (Noted from NPR unofficial results)
Proposal 1
Yes vote 2,499,013 (65.6%)
No vote 1,309,508 (41.2%)
Proposal 2
Yes vote 2,257,236 (58.8%) votes
No vote 1,581,387 (41.2) votes
Michigan Supreme Court (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
Richard Bernstein with 2,118,475 (33.9%) votes
Brian Zahra 1,490,081 (23.9%) votes
Detroit Community School District School Board (4 positions) (Noted from City of Detroit unofficial results)
LaTrice McClendon with 42,365 (10.34%) votes
Iris Taylor with 36,110 (8.81%) votes
Corletta Vaughn with 33,061 (8.07%) votes
LaMar Lemmons with 28,365 (6.92%) votes
At the time of publication, these were the result numbers reported from the Detroit City Clerk’s office and other news outlets. Please follow Michiganchronicle.com for up-to-date race results.
Staff Writer Sherri Kolade contributed to this report.
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