Politics & Government
Marlinga Wins Democratic Nomination For MI U.S. House District 10: AP
The Associated Press called the race shortly after midnight with Marling securing nearly 50 percent of the vote.
MICHIGAN — Democrat Carl Marlinga beat out a group of other Democrats to face off against Republican incumbent Rep. John James for Michigan's 10th Congressional District in November, according to the Associated Press.
The Associated Press called the race shortly after midnight with Marling securing nearly 50 percent of the vote. James ran uncontested in the primary.
The matchup is a rematch from 2022 when James narrowly defeated Marlinga in by just 1,600 votes.
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The district includes parts of Macomb County and Rochester-Rochester Hills. In 2022,
Here are the election results:
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Democrat
Carl Marlinga - 28,370
Diane Young - 14,794
Tiffany Tilley - 8,058
Emily Busch- 7,702
Republican
John James - Uncontested
Precincts reporting - 71 percent
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