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MI-7 House Race 2028 (Michigan)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
Prediction markets
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- Democratic party64%
- Republican party36%
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In the news
- Democrat William Lawrence flips Michigan 7th District seat
MICHIGAN (WJRT) - Democrat William Lawrence has flipped Michigan's 7th District seat. The AP just called the race between Lawrence and Republican incumbent Tom Barrett. With 97% of the voting complete, Lawrence has a three-point lead over…
- Mid-Michigan's 7th District race sets a U.S. House record for ad spending
Candidates and political action committees spent more than $66 million on political advertising in Michigan’s 7th Congressional District for the midterm election, leading the country and setting a record for a U.S. House of Representatives…
- Candidates for Michigan's 7th U.S. Congressional District distance themselves from Trump, DSA
October 28, 2026 / 5:30 PM EDT / CBS Detroit The race for Michigan's 7th U.S. congressional district is quietly becoming one of the most contested races in the fight for congressional control. According to a report by NPR, advertising…
- Vice President JD Vance rallied with GOP in Howell
Michigan's 7th district is centered around Lansing, and includes parts of Oakland and Genesee counties and the cities of Howell and Brighton. The latest figures mark a major milestone as Beijing grapples with an ageing population. If…
- Democrat Trying to Flip Key House Seat Just Gave Voters a Chilling Closing Pitch
Two things to know about Lawrence before we proceed: he was member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) until about two minutes ago and he co-founded the radical climate group Sunrise Movement, which helped fund the anti-ICE…
- Follow the Money
Punchbowl News: “With one week until Election Day, the best way to tell which House races remain super tight is to follow the money.” “The top six races for ad spending in the final week are in states with very expensive media markets (New…
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