John James Secures Reelection in Michigan's 10th District

Republican John James defeats Democrat Carl Marlinga, maintaining control of a key battleground district.

John James, a Republican and Army veteran, wins his second term in Michigan's 10th Congressional District.
James defeated Carl Marlinga, a former judge and prosecutor, with 51% of the vote according to unofficial results.
The race was closely watched as one of three major battleground districts in Michigan, pivotal for House control.
Despite increased Democratic spending, James maintained a financial advantage, contributing to his victory.
Marlinga conceded, emphasizing the campaign's focus on issues like Social Security, Medicare, and reproductive rights.