15 Key Places to Watch in Michigan Midterm Elections

Michigan voters head to the polls to decide crucial races for governor, Senate, and the state legislature. Analysts are closely watching fifteen specific cities and townships across the state that could determine control of key government seats.

Voting patterns, demographic changes and political history are all at play this week, as Michigan residents decide on Tuesday, Nov. 3, who will be their next governor, U.S. senator, attorney general and secretary of state and who will fill a handful of battleground U.S. House seats. Also at stake is control of the state Senate, now controlled by the Democrats, and state House, now led by the

Michigan voters head to the polls on Tuesday, November 3, to decide crucial races for governor, the United States Senate, and control of the state legislature. Fifteen specific municipalities across the state will dictate the outcome of these pivotal midterm contests.