Michigan GOP Omit Trump at State Convention

Michigan Republicans largely omitted President Donald Trump from their speeches at the state nominating convention. Candidates focused their campaign messages instead on local issues and Democratic governance.

Michigan Rep. Jay DeBoyer, R-Clay Twp., left, and Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James pose for a photo at the Michigan Republican Party state nominating convention at Soaring Eagle Casino in Mount Pleasant on Aug. 22, 2026.

Republican nominees in the United States state of Michigan avoided mentioning Donald Trump during an Aug. 22 convention in Mt. Pleasant. The strategy focused entirely on local issues rather than national figures ahead of the November election. Party leaders in Lansing aimed to distance state races from federal polls showing low approval ratings.

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