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United States congressional delegations from Michigan

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Michigan

Census Topic	Value
Population	10,077,331
Gender	49% Male 51% Female
Race	73.9% White 13.7% Black 3.3% Asian 0.6% Native American 0% Pacific Islander 2.2% Other (single race) 6.3% Multiple
Ethnicity	5.6% Hispanic or Latino origin
Median household income	$71,149
High school graduation rate	91.9%
College graduation rate	31.8%
Upcoming elections	U.S. House, 2026 U.S. Senate, 2026

Source: U.S. Census Bureau,2020 census and2023 ACS data. Percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%.

This page displays the current and historical members ofU.S. Congress fromMichigan.

Here is the current partisan breakdown of the congressional members from Michigan.

Congressional Partisan Breakdown from Michigan
Party	U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
Democratic	2	6	8
Republican	0	7	7
Independent	0	0	0
Vacancies	0	0	0
Total	2	13	15

Current members

U.S. Senate

See also:Classes of United States Senators

The current members of theU.S. Senate fromMichigan are:

Office	Name	Party	Date assumed office	Date term ends
U.S. Senate Michigan	Gary Peters	Democratic	January 3, 2015	January 3, 2027
U.S. Senate Michigan	Elissa Slotkin	Democratic	January 3, 2025	January 3, 2031

U.S. House

The current members of theU.S. House fromMichigan are:

Office	Name	Party	Date assumed office	Date term ends
U.S. House Michigan District 1	Jack Bergman	Republican	January 3, 2017	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 2	John Moolenaar	Republican	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 3	Hillary Scholten	Democratic	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 4	Bill Huizenga	Republican	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 5	Tim Walberg	Republican	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 6	Debbie Dingell	Democratic	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 7	Tom Barrett	Republican	January 3, 2025	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 8	Kristen McDonald Rivet	Democratic	January 3, 2025	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 9	Lisa McClain	Republican	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 10	John James	Republican	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 11	Haley Stevens	Democratic	January 3, 2019	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 12	Rashida Tlaib	Democratic	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House Michigan District 13	Shri Thanedar	Democratic	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027

District map

Historical members

U.S. Senate

Historical Representation to the U.S. Senate by Party from Michigan
Party	Total
Republican	23
Democratic	17
Whig	2

Class 1 Senators from Michigan
Senator	Years Served	Party
Lucius Lyon	1837-1839	Democratic
Augustus S. Porter	1840-1845	Whig
Lewis Cass	1845-1848	Democratic
Thomas Fitzgerald	1848-1849	Democratic
Lewis Cass	1849-1857	Democratic
Zachariah Chandler	1857-1875	Republican
Isaac P. Christiancy	1875-1879	Republican
Zachariah Chandler	1879-1879	Republican
Henry P. Baldwin	1879-1881	Republican
Omar D. Conger	1881-1887	Republican
Francis B. Stockbridge	1887-1894	Republican
John Patton, Jr.	1894-1895	Republican
Julius C. Burrows	1895-1911	Republican
Charles E. Townsend	1911-1923	Republican
Woodbridge N. Ferris	1923-1928	Democratic
Arthur H. Vandenberg	1928-1951	Republican
A. E. Blair Moody	1951-1952	Democratic
Charles E. Potter	1952-1959	Republican
Philip A. Hart	1959-1976	Democratic
Donald W. Riegle, Jr.	1976-1995	Democratic
Spencer Abraham	1995-2001	Republican
Debbie Stabenow	2001-2025	Democratic
Elissa Slotkin	2025-Present	Democratic

Class 2 Senators from Michigan
Senator	Years Served	Party
John Norvell	1837-1841	Democratic
William Woodbridge	1841-1847	Whig
Alpheus Felch	1847-1853	Democratic
Charles E. Stuart	1853-1859	Democratic
Kinsley S. Bingham	1859-1861	Republican
Jacob M. Howard	1862-1871	Republican
Thomas W. Ferry	1871-1883	Republican
Thomas W. Palmer	1883-1889	Republican
James McMillan	1889-1902	Republican
Russell A. Alger	1902-1907	Republican
William Alden Smith	1907-1919	Republican
Truman H. Newberry	1919-1922	Republican
James Couzens	1922-1936	Republican
Prentiss M. Brown	1936-1943	Democratic
Homer S. Ferguson	1943-1955	Republican
Patrick V. McNamara	1955-1966	Democratic
Robert P. Griffin	1966-1979	Republican
Carl Levin	1979-2015	Democratic
Gary Peters	2015-Present	Democratic

U.S. House

The following individuals were elected to the U.S. House from Michigan.

2000s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 2000s from Michigan
Party	Total
Democratic	15
Republican	16
Libertarian	1
Independent	1
Total Representatives	33

Representatives to the U.S. House from Michigan
Representative	Years Served	Party
Mike Rogers	2001–2015	Republican
Thad McCotter	2003–2012	Republican
Candice Miller	2003–2017	Republican
Joe Schwarz	2005–2007	Republican
Tim Walberg	2007–2009, 2011–present	Republican
Mark Schauer	2009–2011	Democratic
Gary Peters	2009–2015	Democratic
Justin Amash	2011–2021	Libertarian^[1]
Dan Benishek	2011–2017	Republican
Hansen Clarke	2011–2013	Democratic
Bill Huizenga	2011–present	Republican
David Curson	2012-2013	Democratic
Dan Kildee	2013-2025	Democratic
Kerry Bentivolio	2013-2015	Republican
John Moolenaar	2015-present	Republican
Mike Bishop	2015-2019	Republican
David Trott	2015-2019	Republican
Debbie Dingell	2015-present	Democratic
Brenda Lawrence	2015-2023	Democratic
Jack Bergman	2017-present	Republican
Paul Mitchell	2017-2021	Independent
Brenda Jones	2018-2019	Democratic
Elissa Slotkin	2019-2025	Democratic
Andy Levin	2019-2023	Democratic
Haley Stevens	2019-present	Democratic
Rashida Tlaib	2019-present	Democratic
Lisa McClain	2021-present	Republican
Peter Meijer	2021-2023	Republican
Hillary Scholten	2023-present	Democratic
John James	2023-present	Republican
Shri Thanedar	2023-present	Democratic
Kristen McDonald Rivet	2025-present	Democratic
Tom Barrett	2025-present	Republican

1900s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1900s from Michigan
Party	Total
Democratic	55
Republican	88
Progressive	1
Total Representatives	144

Representatives to the U.S. House from Michigan
Representative	Years Served	Party
Henry H. Aplin	1901–1903	Republican
Archibald B. Darragh	1901–1909	Republican
Alfred Lucking	1903–1905	Democratic
Charles E. Townsend	1903–1911	Republican
Henry McMorran	1903–1913	Republican
H. Olin Young	1903–1913	Republican
George A. Loud	1903–1913, 1915–1917	Republican
Edwin C. Denby	1905–1911	Republican
Gerrit J. Diekema	1907–1911	Republican
James C. McLaughlin	1907–1932	Republican
Francis H. Dodds	1909–1913	Republican
Edwin F. Sweet	1911–1913	Democratic
William W. Wedemeyer	1911–1913	Republican
Frank E. Doremus	1911–1921	Democratic
John M. C. Smith	1911–1923	Republican
Francis O. Lindquist	1913–1915	Republican
William Josiah MacDonald	1913–1915	Progressive
Roy O. Woodruff	1913–1915 1921–1953	Republican
Samuel Beakes	1913–1919	Democratic
Patrick H. Kelley	1913–1923	Republican
Louis C. Cramton	1913–1931	Republican
Carl E. Mapes	1913–1939	Republican
Charles Archibald Nichols	1915–1920	Republican
Frank D. Scott	1915–1927	Republican
W. Frank James	1915–1935	Republican
Mark R. Bacon	1917	Republican
Gilbert A. Currie	1917–1921	Republican
Clarence J. McLeod	1919–1921, 1923–1937, 1939–1941	Republican
Earl C. Michener	1919–1933, 1935–1951	Republican
William H. Frankhauser	1921–1921	Republican
Vincent M. Brennan	1921–1923	Republican
George P. Codd	1921–1923	Republican
John C. Ketcham	1921–1933	Republican
Arthur B. Williams	1923–1925	Republican
Robert H. Clancy	1923–1925 and 1927–1933	Republican
Grant M. Hudson	1923–1931	Republican
Bird J. Vincent	1923–1931	Republican
John B. Sosnowski	1925–1927	Republican
Joseph L. Hooper	1925–1934	Republican
Frank P. Bohn	1927–1933	Republican
Seymour H. Person	1931–1933	Republican
Michael J. Hart	1931–1935	Democratic
Jesse P. Wolcott	1931–1957	Republican
Claude E. Cady	1933–1935	Democratic
George Ernest Foulkes	1933–1935	Democratic
John C. Lehr	1933–1935	Democratic
Harry W. Musselwhite	1933–1935	Democratic
Carl M. Weideman	1933–1935	Democratic
Prentiss M. Brown	1933–1937	Democratic
George G. Sadowski	1933–1939, 1943–1951	Democratic
John Lesinski, Sr.	1933–1950	Democratic
John D. Dingell, Sr.	1933–1955	Democratic
George Anthony Dondero	1933–1957	Republican
Henry M. Kimball	1935–1935	Republican
Verner Main	1935–1937	Republican
William W. Blackney	1935–1937, 1939–1953	Republican
Frank Eugene Hook	1935–1947	Democratic
Louis C. Rabaut	1935–1947, 1949–1961	Democratic
Albert J. Engel	1935–1951	Republican
Fred L. Crawford	1935–1953	Republican
Clare Hoffman	1935–1963	Republican
John F. Luecke	1937–1939	Democratic
Andrew J. Transue	1937–1939	Democratic
George D. O'Brien	1937–1939, 1941–1947, 1949–1955	Democratic
Paul W. Shafer	1937–1955	Republican
Rudolph G. Tenerowicz	1939–1943	Democratic
Frederick Van Ness Bradley	1939–1947	Republican
Bartel J. Jonkman	1940–1949	Republican
John B. Bennett	1943–1945, 1947–1965	Republican
Howard A. Coffin	1947–1949	Republican
Harold F. Youngblood	1947–1949	Republican
Charles E. Potter	1947–1953	Republican
Gerald R. Ford	1949–1973	Republican
Ruth Thompson	1951–1957	Republican
Thaddeus M. Machrowicz	1951–1961	Democratic
John Lesinski, Jr.	1951–1965	Democratic
George Meader	1951–1965	Republican
Kit Clardy	1953–1955	Republican
Charles G. Oakman	1953–1955	Republican
Alvin Morell Bentley	1953–1961	Republican
Victor A. Knox	1953–1965	Republican
Elford Albin Cederberg	1953–1979	Republican
Donald Hayworth	1955–1957	Democratic
August E. Johansen	1955–1965	Republican
Martha Griffiths	1955–1975	Democratic
Charles Diggs	1955–1980	Republican
John Dingell	1955–2015	Democratic
Robert J. McIntosh	1957–1959	Republican
Robert P. Griffin	1957–1966	Republican
Charles E. Chamberlain	1957–1975	Republican
William Broomfield	1957–1993	Republican
James G. O'Hara	1959–1977	Democratic
R. James Harvey	1961–1975	Republican
Lucien N. Nedzi	1961–1981	Democratic
Harold M. Ryan	1962–1965	Democratic
Neil Staebler	1963–1965	Democratic
Edward Hutchinson	1963–1977	Republican
Raymond F. Clevenger	1965–1967	Democratic
Billie S. Farnum	1965–1967	Democratic
John C. Mackie	1965–1967	Democratic
Paul H. Todd, Jr.	1965–1967	Democratic
Weston E. Vivian	1965–1967	Democratic
William D. Ford	1965–1995	Democratic
John Conyers	1965–2017	Democratic
Guy Vander Jagt	1966–1993	Republican
Jack H. McDonald	1967–1973	Republican
Donald W. Riegle, Jr.	1967–1977	Democratic
Marvin L. Esch	1967–1977	Republican
Garry Brown	1967–1979	Republican
Philip Ruppe	1967–1979	Republican
Robert J. Huber	1973–1975	Republican
J. Bob Traxler	1973–1993	Democratic
Richard VanderVeen	1974–1977	Democratic
Milton Robert Carr	1975–1981, 1983–1995	Democratic
James Blanchard	1975–1983	Democratic
William M. Brodhead	1975–1983	Democratic
David Stockman	1977–1981	Republican
Harold S. Sawyer	1977–1985	Republican
Carl Pursell	1977–1993	Republican
David E. Bonior	1977–2003	Democratic
Dale E. Kildee	1977–2013	Democratic
Donald J. Albosta	1979–1985	Democratic
Robert William Davis	1979–1993	Republican
Howard Wolpe	1979–1993	Democratic
George W. Crockett	1980–1991	Democratic
James Whitney Dunn	1981–1983	Republican
Mark D. Siljander	1981–1987	Republican
Dennis M. Hertel	1981–1993	Democratic
Sander M. Levin	1983–2019	Democratic
Bill Schuette	1985–1991	Republican
Paul B. Henry	1985–1993	Republican
Fred Upton	1987–2023	Republican
Barbara-Rose Collins	1991–1997	Democratic
David Lee Camp	1991–2015	Republican
James A. Barcia	1993–2003	Democratic
Nick Smith	1993–2004	Republican
Joe Knollenberg	1993–2009	Republican
Vern Ehlers	1993–2011	Republican
Pete Hoekstra	1993–2011	Republican
Bart Stupak	1993–2011	Democratic
Dick Chrysler	1995–1997	Republican
Lynn N. Rivers	1995–2003	Democratic
Debbie Stabenow	1997–2001	Democratic
Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick	1997–2011	Democratic

1800s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1800s from Michigan
Party	Total
Democratic	41
Republican	67
Whig	4
Oppositionist	1
Total Representatives	113

Representatives to the U.S. House from Michigan
Representative	Years Served	Party
Isaac E. Crary	1837–1841	Democratic
Jacob M. Howard	1841–1843	Whig
Lucius Lyon	1843–1845	Democratic
James B. Hunt	1843–1847	Democratic
Robert McClelland	1843–1849	Democratic
John Smith Chipman	1845–1847	Democratic
Edward Bradley	1847	Democratic
Charles E. Stuart	1847–1849, 1851–1853	Democratic
Kinsley S. Bingham	1847–1851	Democratic
Alexander W. Buel	1849–1851	Democratic
William Sprague	1849–1851	Whig
James L. Conger	1851–1853	Whig
Ebenezer J. Penniman	1851–1853	Whig
Samuel Clark	1853–1855	Democratic
David A. Noble	1853–1855	Democratic
Hestor L. Stevens	1853–1855	Democratic
David Stuart	1853–1855	Democratic
George Washington Peck	1855–1857	Democratic
William Alanson Howard	1855–1858, 1860	Oppositionist
David S. Walbridge	1855–1859	Republican
Henry Waldron	1855–1861, 1871–1877	Republican
Dewitt C. Leach	1857–1861	Republican
George B. Cooper	1859–1861	Democratic
Francis William Kellogg	1859–1865	Republican
Bradley F. Granger	1861–1863	Republican
Rowland E. Trowbridge	1861–1863, 1865–1869	Republican
Fernando C. Beaman	1861–1871	Republican
Augustus C. Baldwin	1863–1865	Democratic
John W. Longyear	1863–1867	Republican
John F. Driggs	1863–1869	Republican
Charles Upson	1863–1869	Republican
Thomas W. Ferry	1865–1871	Republican
Austin Blair	1867–1873	Republican
Randolph Strickland	1869–1871	Republican
William L. Stoughton	1869–1873	Republican
Omar D. Conger	1869–1881	Republican
Wilder D. Foster	1871–1873	Republican
Jabez G. Sutherland	1871–1873	Democratic
Josiah Begole	1873–1875	Republican
Moses W. Field	1873–1875	Republican
Julius C. Burrows	1873–1875, 1879–1883, 1885–1895	Republican
Nathan B. Bradley	1873–1877	Republican
George Willard	1873–1877	Republican
William B. Williams	1873–1877	Republican
Jay Abel Hubbell	1873–1883	Republican
George H. Durand	1875–1877	Democratic
Allen Potter	1875–1877	Democratic
Alpheus S. Williams	1875–1878	Democratic
Charles C. Ellsworth	1877–1879	Republican
Edwin W. Keightley	1877–1879	Republican
Jonas H. McGowan	1877–1881	Republican
John W. Stone	1877–1881	Republican
Mark S. Brewer	1877–1881, 1887–1891	Republican
Edwin Willits	1877–1883	Republican
John Stoughton Newberry	1879–1881	Republican
Roswell G. Horr	1879–1885	Republican
Henry W. Lord	1881–1883	Republican
John Tyler Rich	1881–1883	Republican
Oliver L. Spaulding	1881–1883	Republican
George W. Webber	1881–1883	Republican
Edward S. Lacey	1881–1885	Republican
Edward Breitung	1883–1885	Republican
Herschel H. Hatch	1883–1885	Republican
Julius Houseman	1883–1885	Democratic
George L. Yaple	1883–1885	Democratic
Ezra C. Carleton	1883–1887	Democratic
Nathaniel B. Eldredge	1883–1887	Democratic
William C. Maybury	1883–1887	Democratic
Edwin B. Winans	1883–1887	Democratic
Byron M. Cutcheon	1883–1891	Republican
Charles C. Comstock	1885–1887	Democratic
Seth C. Moffatt	1885–1887	Republican
Spencer O. Fisher	1885–1889	Democratic
Timothy E. Tarsney	1885–1889	Democratic
James O'Donnell	1885–1893	Republican
Melbourne H. Ford	1887–1889, 1891–1891	Democratic
Edward P. Allen	1887–1891	Republican
John Logan Chipman	1887–1893	Democratic
Justin Rice Whiting	1887–1895	Democratic
Henry W. Seymour	1888–1889	Republican
Aaron T. Bliss	1889–1891	Republican
Frank W. Wheeler	1889–1891	Republican
Charles E. Belknap	1889–1893	Republican
Samuel M. Stephenson	1889–1897	Republican
Byron G. Stout	1891–1893	Democratic
Harrison H. Wheeler	1891–1893	Democratic
Henry M. Youmans	1891–1893	Democratic
James S. Gorman	1891–1895	Democratic
Thomas A. E. Weadock	1891–1895	Democratic
Levi T. Griffin	1893–1895	Democratic
John W. Moon	1893–1895	Republican
George F. Richardson	1893–1895	Democratic
David D. Aitken	1893–1897	Republican
John Avery	1893–1897	Republican
William S. Linton	1893–1897	Republican
Henry F. Thomas	1893–1897	Republican
Alfred Milnes	1895–1897	Republican
Horace G. Snover	1895–1899	Republican
George Spalding	1895–1899	Republican
Rousseau Owen Crump	1895–1901	Republican
John Blaisdell Corliss	1895–1903	Republican
Roswell P. Bishop	1895–1907	Republican
William Alden Smith	1895–1907	Republican
Ferdinand Brucker	1897–1899	Democratic
Albert M. Todd	1897–1899	Democratic
William S. Mesick	1897–1901	Republican
Carlos D. Shelden	1897–1903	Republican
Samuel William Smith	1897–1915	Republican
Edward L. Hamilton	1897–1921	Republican
Henry C. Smith	1899–1903	Republican
Edgar Weeks	1899–1903	Republican
Washington Gardner	1899–1911	Republican
Joseph W. Fordney	1899–1923	Republican

Footnotes

↑Amash switched his party affiliation from Republican to independent in July 2019. He switched his party affiliation from independent to Libertarian in April 2020.

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Michigan's current delegation to theUnited States Congress

Senators

Gary Peters (D)

Elissa Slotkin (D)

Representatives

District 1

Jack Bergman (R)

District 2

John Moolenaar (R)

District 3

Hillary Scholten (D)

District 4

Bill Huizenga (R)

District 5

Tim Walberg (R)

District 6

Debbie Dingell (D)

District 7

Tom Barrett (R)

District 8

Kristen Rivet (D)

District 9

Lisa McClain (R)

District 10

John James (R)

District 11

Haley Stevens (D)

District 12

Rashida Tlaib (D)

District 13

Shri Thanedar (D)

Democratic Party (8)

Republican Party (7)

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