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Wolf Hunting Part 2) YES 37% 902,899 NO 63% 1,506,184 2014 Michigan General Election Results Updated November 4, 2014 - 1:00 a.m. Incumbents are Italicized Governor & Lt. Governor Secretary of State R - Rick Snyder (Calley) 1,599,525 51% R - Ruth Johnson 1,640,545 53% D - Mark Schauer (Brown) 1,473,894 47% D - Godfrey Dillard 1,318,148 43% L - Mary Buzuma (Boman) 35,570 L - James Lewis 60,874 U - Mark McFarlin (Mendoza) 19,255 U - Robert Gale 34,261 G - Paul Homeniuk (Caveny) 14,855 N - Jason Robert Gatties 13,108 Attorney General U.S. Senator R - Bill Schuette 1,595,080 52% R - Terri Lynn Land 1,283,307 41% D - Mark Totten 1,355,412 44% D - Gary Peters 1,698,950 55% L - Justin M. Altman 57,113 L - Jim Fulner 62,623 U - Gerald T. Van Sickle 30,627 U - Richard A. Matkin 37,340 G - John Anthony La Pietra 25,628 G - Chris Wahmhoff 26,018 Proposal 14-1 (Wolf Hunting Part 1) YES 47% 1,135,083 NO 53% 1,291,796 Proposal 14-2 (Wolf Hunting Part 2) YES 37% 902,899 NO 63% 1,506,184 MIRS' 2014 MI General Election Results - 1 - www.mirsnews.com / 1-877-482-8238 United States Congress 1st District 6th District R - Dan Benishek 124,597 52% R - Fred Upton 116,601 56% D - Jerry Cannon 109,010 45% D - Paul Clements 84,391 41% L - Loel Robert Gnadt 3,655 2% L - Erwin J. Haas 5,530 2% G - Ellis Boal 2,486 1% G - John M. Lawrence 2,254 1% 2nd District 7th District R - Bill Huizenga 135,191 64% R - Tim Walberg 118,715 54% D - Dean Vanderstelt 70,678 33% D - Pam Byrnes 91,403 41% L - Ronald Welch II 3,864 2% L - Ken Proctor 4,505 2% U - Ronald E. Graeser 2,771 1% U - Rick Strawcutter 3,113 1% N - David Swartout 4,325 2% 3rd District 8th District R - Justin Amash 125,747 58% R - Mike Bishop 132,445 55% D - Bob Goodrich 84,713 39% D - Eric Schertzing 101,191 41% G - Tonya Duncan 6,689 30% L - James Weeks II 4,543 2% G - Jim Casha 1,867 1% N - Jeremy Burgess 1,673 1% 4th District 9th District R - John Moolenaar 124,300 56% R - George Brikho 81,467 36% D - Jeff Holmes 86,133 39% D - Sander Levin 136,334 61% L - Will Tyler White 4,713 2% L - Gregory Creswell 4,791 2% U - George M. Zimmer 5,008 3% G - John V. McDermott 3,153 1% 5th District 10th District R - Allen Hardwick 68,561 31% R - Candice S. Miller 156,676 69% D - Daniel T. Kildee 147,260 66% D - Chuck Stadler 67,061 30% L - Harold H. Jones 4,707 3% G - Harley Mikkelson 4,459 1% MIRS' 2014 MI General Election Results - 2 - www.mirsnews.com / 1-877-482-8238 United States Congress 11th District 13th District R - Dave Trott 140,418 57% R - Jeff Gorman 27,236 16% D - Bobby McKenzie 101,645 41% D - John Conyers, Jr. 132,780 80% L - John J. Tatar 7,710 2% L - Chris Sharer 3,536 2% N - Sam Johnson 3,466 2% 12th District 14th District R - Terry Bowman 64,716 31% R - Christina Barr 41,801 20% D - Debbie Dingell 134,329 65% D - Brenda Lawrence 165,116 77% L - Bhagwan Dashairya 2,558 1% L - Leonard Schwartz 3,365 2% N - Gary Walkowicz 5,039 3% G - Stephen Boyle 2,000 1% Michigan Senate 1st District 5th District R - Barry Berk 19,021 28% R - Jennifer Rynicki 13,285 18% D - Coleman Young 48,518 72% D - David Knezek 59,704 82% 2nd District 6th District R - Mark Ashley Price 14,354 25% R - Darrell McNeill 25,919 38% D - Bert Johnson 41,474 72% D - Hoon-Yung Hopgood 42,835 62% N - Jeffrey Hall 2,088 3% 3rd District 7th District R - Matthew Keller 11,086 19% R - Patrick Colbeck 52,566 53% D - Morris Hood 45,572 81% D - Dian Slavens 47,110 47% 4th District 8th District R - Keith Franklin 11,046 18% R - Jack Brandenburg 55,302 62% D - Virgil Smith 49,802 82% D - Christine Bell 34,278 38% MIRS' 2014 MI General Election Results - 3 - www.mirsnews.com / 1-877-482-8238 Michigan Senate 9th District 16th District R - Hawke Fracassa 22,696 32% R - Mike Shirkey 40,916 61% D - Steve Bieda 48,144 68% D - Kevin Commet 26,215 39% 10th District 17th District R - Tory Rocca 51,464 63% R - Dale W. Zorn 38,445 51% D - Kenneth Paul Jenkins 30,656 37% D - Doug Spade 34,704 46% U - Jeff Andring 2,040 3% 11th District 18th District R - Boris Tuman 22,847 24% R - Terry M. Linden 23,748 28% D - Vincent Gregory 70,866 73% D - Rebekah Warren 61,406 72% L - James K. Young 2,994 3% 12th District 19th District R - Jim Marleau 50,116 57% R - Mike Nofs 44,797 62% D - Paul Secrest 37,067 43% D - Greg Grieves 27,936 38% 13th District 20th District R - Marty Knollenbeg 59,555 58% R - Margaret E. O'Brien 36,629 46% D - Cyndi Peltonen 42,855 42% D - Sean McCann 36,569 46% L - Lorence Wenke 7,263 9% 14th District 21st District R - David B. Robertson 46,832 58% R - John Proos 45,586 64% D - Bobbie C. Walton 34,505 42% D - Bette J. Pierman 25,092 36% 15th District 22nd District R - Mike Kowall 52,799 58% R - Joe Hune 58,374 59% D - Michael D. Smith 37,487 42% D - Shari Pollesch 37,704 38% L - Jeff Wood 3,108 3% MIRS' 2014 MI General Election Results - 4 - www.mirsnews.com / 1-877-482-8238 Michigan Senate 23rd District 30th District R - Craig L. Whitehead 25,809 34% R - Arlan B. Meekhof 62,337 72% D - Curtis Hertel, Jr. 49,717 66% D - Sarah Howard 24,937 28% 24th District 31st District R - Rick Jones 55,999 56% R - Mike Green 44,833 55% D - Dawn Levey 44,173 44% D - Ron Mindykowski 37,339 45% 25th District 32nd District R - Phillip Pavlov 46,283 56% R - Ken Horn 49,449 54% D - Terry L. Brown 36,591 44% D - Stacy Erwin Oakes 41,538 46% 26th District 33rd District R - Tonya Schuitmaker 47,245 61% R - Judy K. Emmons 36,416 57% D - Jim Walters 26,781 35% D - Fred Sprague 27,234 43% L - William R. Wenzel 2,944 4% 27th District 34th District R - Brendt Gerics 15,057 23% R - Goeff Hansen 39,130 56% D - Jim Ananich 51,296 77% D - Cathy Forbes 31,245 44% 28th District 35th District R - Peter MacGregor 53,222 66% R - Darwin L. 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