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2004 general · November 2, 2004

2004 Michigan House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Michigan House of Representatives district in the 2004 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 110 seats

After the electionD 52 · R 58
Races110
Changed party7
Unopposed2%2 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 52 · R 58

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Edward Gaffney (R)16.4
HD-2Lamar Lemmons Jr. (D)89.5
HD-3Lamar Lemmons III (D)91.4
HD-4Mary Waters (D)92.1
HD-5Bill McConico (D)Unopposed
HD-6Marsha Cheeks (D)86.8
HD-7Virgil Smith (D)92.9
HD-8George Cushingberry Jr. (D)91.4
HD-9Tupac Hunter (D)90.0
HD-10Gabe Leland (D)81.4
HD-11Morris Hood III (D)91.4
HD-12Steve Tobocman (D)75.4
HD-13Barbara Farrah (D)29.3
HD-14Ed Clemente (D)45.1
HD-15Gino H. Polidori (D)29.4Flipped
HD-16Jim Plakas (D)45.0
HD-17Andy Dillon (D)21.1
HD-18Glenn Anderson (D)35.1
HD-19John Pastor (R)6.3
HD-20John Stewart (R)19.3
HD-21Philip J. Lajoy (R)15.4
HD-22Hoonyung Hopgood (D)44.3
HD-23Kathleen Law (D)10.9
HD-24Jack Brandenburg (R)25.4
HD-25Steve Bieda (D)22.1
HD-26Marie Donigan (D)3.9
HD-27Andy Meisner (D)48.9
HD-28Lisa Wojno (D)42.0
HD-29Clarence Phillips (D)49.1
HD-30Tory Rocca (R)7.7
HD-31Fred Miller (D)12.3
HD-32Daniel Acciavatti (R)33.7
HD-33Leon Drolet (R)21.3
HD-34Brenda Clack (D)77.3
HD-35Paul Condino (D)73.5
HD-36Brian Palmer (R)29.5
HD-37Aldo Vagnozzi (D)13.3
HD-38Craig M. Deroche (R)22.8
HD-39David Law (R)7.1
HD-40Shelley Taub (R)Unopposed
HD-41Robert Gosselin (R)15.3
HD-42Frank Accavitti Jr. (D)44.4
HD-43Fran Amos (R)13.1
HD-44John Stakoe (R)38.6
HD-45John Garfield (R)28.9
HD-46Jim Marleau (R)26.2
HD-47Joe Hune (R)41.6
HD-48John Gleason (D)45.6
HD-49Lee Gonzales (D)39.8
HD-50Paula Zelenko (D)29.5
HD-51David Robertson (R)9.2
HD-52Pam Byrnes (D)9.3Flipped
HD-53Chris Kolb (D)60.2
HD-54Alma Wheeler Smith (D)37.7
HD-55Kathy Angerer (D)0.7FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-56Herb Kehrl (D)2.0Flipped
HD-57Dudley Spade (D)17.6
HD-58Bruce Caswell (R)45.5
HD-59Rick Shaffer (R)41.4
HD-60Alexander Lipsey (D)37.0
HD-61Jacob Hoogendyk Jr. (R)9.8
HD-62Mike Nofs (R)6.7
HD-63Lorence Wenke (R)17.7
HD-64Rick Baxter (R)1.0
HD-65Leslie Mortimer (R)2.8
HD-66Chris Ward (R)42.3
HD-67Dianne Byrum (D)9.6
HD-68Michael Murphy (D)39.9
HD-69Gretchen Whitmer (D)31.3
HD-70Judy Emmons (R)31.9
HD-71Rick Jones (R)20.7
HD-72Glenn Steil Jr. (R)38.4
HD-73Tom Pearce (R)31.7
HD-74William Vanregenmorter (R)51.6
HD-75Jerry Kooiman (R)4.4
HD-76Michael Sak (D)36.8
HD-77Kevin Green (R)37.1
HD-78Neal Nitz (R)17.3
HD-79John Proos (R)25.4
HD-80Tonya Schuitmaker (R)16.6
HD-81Phillip Pavlov (R)12.9
HD-82John Stahl (R)19.2
HD-83John Espinoza (D)11.0Flipped
HD-84Tom Meyer (R)29.0
HD-85Richard J. Ball (R)7.2
HD-86Dave Hildenbrand (R)36.2
HD-87Gary Newell (R)28.3
HD-88Fulton Sheen (R)34.4
HD-89Barb Vanderveen (R)43.6
HD-90Bill Huizenga (R)60.1
HD-91David Farhat (R)4.1
HD-92Doug Bennett (D)31.2
HD-93Scott Hummel (R)33.2
HD-94Roger Kahn (R)18.1
HD-95Carl Williams (D)54.8
HD-96Jeff Mayes (D)27.2
HD-97Tim Moore (R)3.3FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-98John Moolenaar (R)30.8
HD-99Bill Caul (R)13.6
HD-100Goeff Hansen (R)22.0
HD-101David Palsrok (R)11.4
HD-102Darwin Booher (R)27.6
HD-103Joel A. Sheltrown (D)13.0
HD-104Howard Walker (R)33.2
HD-105Kevin A. Elsenheimer (R)24.5
HD-106Matthew Gillard (D)16.5
HD-107Gary McDowell (D)7.1Flipped
HD-108Tom Casperson (R)37.1
HD-109Stephen Adamini (D)34.2
HD-110Rich Brown (D)43.1

Michigan House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner