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MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE · CURRENT MEMBERS

Who serves in the Michigan Senate?

Explore all 38 districts, current members, affiliations, and official sources. Search for a name or district and select a result to update the map.

CHECKEDNovember 6, 202638 district seats
103rd Michigan Legislature · current 2025–2026 House / 2023–2026 Senate terms

38 DISTRICTS · CURRENT MEMBERS

Michigan, district by district.

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38 of 38 districts · checked November 6, 2026

District 1: Erika Geiss, DemocraticDistrict 2: Sylvia Santana, DemocraticDistrict 3: Stephanie Chang, DemocraticDistrict 4: Darrin Camilleri, DemocraticDistrict 5: Dayna Polehanki, DemocraticDistrict 6: Mary Cavanagh, DemocraticDistrict 7: Jeremy Moss, DemocraticDistrict 8: Mallory McMorrow, DemocraticDistrict 9: Michael Webber, RepublicanDistrict 10: Paul Wojno, DemocraticDistrict 11: Veronica Klinefelt, DemocraticDistrict 12: Kevin Hertel, DemocraticDistrict 13: Rosemary Bayer, DemocraticDistrict 14: Sue Shink, DemocraticDistrict 15: Jeff Irwin, DemocraticDistrict 16: Joseph Bellino Jr., RepublicanDistrict 17: Jonathan Lindsey, RepublicanDistrict 18: Thomas Albert, RepublicanDistrict 19: Sean McCann, DemocraticDistrict 20: Aric Nesbitt, RepublicanDistrict 21: Sarah Anthony, DemocraticDistrict 22: Lana Theis, RepublicanDistrict 23: Jim Runestad, RepublicanDistrict 24: Ruth Johnson, RepublicanDistrict 25: Dan Lauwers, RepublicanDistrict 26: Kevin Daley, RepublicanDistrict 27: John Cherry, DemocraticDistrict 28: Sam Singh, DemocraticDistrict 29: Winnie Brinks, DemocraticDistrict 30: Mark Huizenga, RepublicanDistrict 31: Roger Victory, RepublicanDistrict 32: Jon Bumstead, RepublicanDistrict 33: Rick Outman, RepublicanDistrict 34: Roger Hauck, RepublicanDistrict 35: Chedrick Greene, DemocraticDistrict 36: Michele Hoitenga, RepublicanDistrict 37: John Damoose, RepublicanDistrict 38: Edward McBroom, Republican
DemocraticRepublicanCurrent House and Senate directory affiliations are corroborated by positive official caucus listings. House District 4 is explicitly under review. Source access and indexed-versus-original evidence are documented; this dated snapshot does not refresh automatically. District area does not indicate population or vote share.

Current House Motown Sound FC E1 geographic-framework polygons and Census small-scale current-term Senate polygons matched to Linden legal districts. Every chosen source ring retained and legal district joins checked; House Districts 36 and 48 use complete original legal geometry after the geographic-framework candidates failed component checks. The separate 2027 Crane A1 Senate map is not used for this serving-term edition. Not address-level district determination. Boundaries and serving-member evidence are documented separately.

THE COMPLETE 38-DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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DISTRICTCURRENT MEMBERAFFILIATIONSOURCE
Erika GeissDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Sylvia SantanaDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Stephanie ChangDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Darrin CamilleriDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Dayna PolehankiDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Mary CavanaghDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Jeremy MossDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Mallory McMorrowDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Michael WebberRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Paul WojnoDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Veronica KlinefeltDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Kevin HertelDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Rosemary BayerDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Sue ShinkDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Jeff IrwinDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Joseph Bellino Jr.RepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Jonathan LindseyRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Thomas AlbertRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Sean McCannDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Aric NesbittRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Sarah AnthonyDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Lana TheisRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Jim RunestadRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Ruth JohnsonRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Dan LauwersRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Kevin DaleyRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
John CherryDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Sam SinghDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Winnie BrinksDemocraticOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Mark HuizengaRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Roger VictoryRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Jon BumsteadRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Rick OutmanRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Roger HauckRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Chedrick GreeneDemocratic

Chedrick Greene was sworn into the current Senate term on May 21, 2026, as confirmed by the official caucus announcement and the current original Senate roster. The former District 35 vacancy is not carried forward.

Status evidence 1 ↗Status evidence 2 ↗Official member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Michele HoitengaRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
John DamooseRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
Edward McBroomRepublicanOfficial member source ↗Official affiliation source ↗
20Democratic
18Republican

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

This is a November 6, 2026 checked snapshot of serving current-term representatives and senators. Michigan regular terms begin January 1 following the election. November 3 winners and incoming 2027 caucus leadership announcements do not replace current members or leadership before the new term.

The House contains 110 serving members: 58 Republican, 51 Democratic and Karen Whitsett with affiliation under review. Her current official House entry omits a party label; historical Democratic election records are not silently treated as current affiliation, and no Independent label is inferred. Her individual district row explains the evidence.

The Senate original member data contains all 38 serving senators, 20 Democratic and 18 Republican. Chedrick Greene’s current service in District 35 is independently supported by the May 21, 2026 swearing-in announcement; an older printed vacancy is not reused.

House origin requests returned HTTP 503 and caucus/member-profile requests HTTP 403. Retained indexed excerpts of official House and caucus pages, with a rendered official seating chart, support House identities and 109 positive affiliations. The Senate directory, map index and term rules are retained original HTML. Every Senate profile URL is copied from its original directory record; the links are not claimed independently fetched. House records use the verified official directory fallback rather than invented profile URLs.

House display geometry uses the current Michigan Geographic Framework Motown Sound FC E1 plan approved March 27, 2024. Current-term Senate geometry uses Linden; the official Senate index separately labels Crane A1 maps for 2027. Future Senate election lines are not attached to the current-term roster.

All district keys, chosen display rings, interior labels and outer components are checked against corresponding full state legal polygons. The geographic-framework candidates for House Districts 36 and 48 contain components outside their corresponding original legal polygons; those districts therefore use complete original legal geometry, without dropping or reassigning components. Geographic shapes do not establish political affiliation. Statewide demographics remain direct 2024 ACS state measures; no district demographic or ZIP/ZCTA claims are inferred.

Current House and Senate directory affiliations are corroborated by positive official caucus listings. House District 4 is explicitly under review. Source access and indexed-versus-original evidence are documented; this dated snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Current House Motown Sound FC E1 geographic-framework polygons and Census small-scale current-term Senate polygons matched to Linden legal districts. Every chosen source ring retained and legal district joins checked; House Districts 36 and 48 use complete original legal geometry after the geographic-framework candidates failed component checks. The separate 2027 Crane A1 Senate map is not used for this serving-term edition. Not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

District boundary sources

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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