ABOUT THE 10TH
Michigan 10th Congressional District
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Michigan's 10th Congressional District is located in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, encompassing southern Macomb County, including cities like Warren and Sterling Heights, as well as parts of eastern Oakland County, such as Rochester and Rochester Hills.
This map offers a comprehensive view of the district's boundaries and can be a valuable resource for understanding its geographic scope.
U.S. Congressman John James
The district is represented by Republican John James, who secured re-election in the 2024 elections, defeating Democratic challenger Carl Marlinga.
John James is an American businessman, combat veteran, and politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 10th congressional district since 2023.
Wikipedia Born on June 8, 1981, he graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point and served as a captain in the U.S. Army during the Iraq War. After his military service, James earned a Master of Supply Chain Management and Information Systems from Penn State University and an MBA from the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business. He then joined his family's business, James Group International, eventually becoming its president.
In politics, James was the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan in 2018 and 2020. In 2022, he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Michigan's 10th congressional district, which includes parts of Macomb and Oakland counties.
Wikipedia He was re-elected in 2024. Associated Press
As a member of Congress, James serves on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
Office of the Clerk: He focuses on issues such as national security, veterans' affairs, and economic development.
Washington DC Office
1319 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: (202) 225-4961
Warren District Office
30500 Van Dyke Avenue
Suite 306
Warren, MI 48093
Phone: (586) 498-7122
STATUS UPDATE | GOVERNOR'S RACE 2026
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Gubernatorial Election (2026)
- Democrats:
- Jocelyn Benson - Current Michigan Secretary of State, prominently mentioned as a potential candidate.
- Pete Buttigieg - Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation, has moved to Michigan and is considering a run.
- Garlin Gilchrist - Current Lieutenant Governor of Michigan, named as a possible contender.
- Mallory McMorrow - State Senator from the 8th district, known for her outspoken advocacy and considered for both governor and senator positions.
- Mike Duggan - Detroit Mayor, whose decision not to run for re-election has sparked speculation about a gubernatorial bid.
- Republicans:
- Aric Nesbitt - Senate Minority Leader, has expressed interest or been mentioned.
- Anthony Hudson - A name that has surfaced in posts on X.
- There are also mentions of several other Republicans like Dick DeVos (former CEO of Amway), Tudor Dixon (media personality and past gubernatorial nominee), Jonathan Lindsey (state senator), Pete Hoekstra (current Michigan GOP Chair), John James (current U.S. Representative), Perry Johnson (businessman), Tom Leonard (former Speaker of the Michigan House), Lisa McClain, Peter Meijer, Candice Miller, Kevin Rinke, Mike Rogers, and Garrett Soldano as potential candidates.
U.S. Senate Election (2026)
- Following Gary Peters' announcement of not running for re-election:
- Democrats:
- Pete Buttigieg, Garlin Gilchrist, Dana Nessel (current Attorney General), Haley Stevens, Hillary Scholten, and Mallory McMorrow have been mentioned as considering a run.
- Gretchen Whitmer has explicitly stated she will not run for this seat.
- Republicans:
- Bill Huizenga, John James, and Mike Rogers have been named as potential candidates, with Rogers having previous electoral experience.
- Democrats:
Local Elections (2025)
- Detroit Mayor:
- Mike Duggan has not announced if he will run for a fourth term, but several candidates have already declared:
- Mary Sheffield (City Council President)
- Fred Durhal III (City Council member)
- Joel Haashiim (former business executive)
- Saunteel Jenkins (former City Council President, exploring a run)
- James Craig, former Detroit Police Chief, has expressed consideration for a mayoral run.
- Mike Duggan has not announced if he will run for a fourth term, but several candidates have already declared:
- Sterling Heights Mayor:
- Michael Taylor, currently an independent, has not announced whether he will seek re-election in 2025.
knowing our history
Republicans favored in the 10th CDRC
Michigan's 10th Congressional District has a rich history of Republican representation since its establishment in 1883. The district's first representative, Herschel H. Hatch, served from 1883 to 1885. Over the years, the district has seen several notable Republican figures:
- Rousseau O. Crump (1895–1901): Served multiple terms until his death in office.
- Elford Albin Cederberg (1953–1978): Had a long tenure, serving for 25 years.
- Bill Schuette (1985–1991): Later became Michigan's Attorney General.
- Candice Miller (2003–2016): Served seven terms before retiring.
In recent years, the district has continued its Republican trend. John James, a businessman and combat veteran, was elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2024, defeating Democrat Carl Marlinga in both elections.
James focuses on issues like lowering inflation, securing borders, and strengthening the economy. Congressman John James
Overall, Michigan's 10th Congressional District has predominantly favored Republican leadership throughout its history, with representatives contributing significantly to both state and national politics.
For a fuller history please visit: Michigan's 10th congressional district - Wikipedia
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