On September 22, 2025, the U.S. Capitol building proudly displayed the American flag in Washington. Tuesday marks a significant day for Michigan voters as they participate in primary elections for the House of Representatives.
Two seats are open in this crucial race. The 4th Congressional District and the 10th Congressional District are in the spotlight as their current Representatives have decided to pursue higher positions.
Rep. Haley Stevens from the 4th District, a Democrat, aims for a spot in the Senate. Meanwhile, Rep. John James from the 10th District, a Republican, has set his sights on the governor’s mansion.
The polling stations are active with voters, and the polls in Michigan close at 8 PM in some areas, with others shutting at 9 PM EDT. Accurate and updated results will be available through Decision Desk HQ’s live tracking service.
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