Find all 2024 Michigan primary election results here

Voting has now closed across most of Michigan for the state's August primary election. It's time for the election results.

Polls closed at 8 p.m. Eastern time in Michigan, except for four counties in the Upper Peninsula that are in the Central time zone. Polls don't close until 9 p.m. Eastern time in Dickinson, Gogebic, Iron and Menominee counties.

Anyone who is in line to vote when the polls close can remain in line and still legally cast their ballots in Michigan's primary election, according to the Michigan Secretary of State's Office.

Michigan voters had choices to make Tuesday in a statewide U.S. Senate primary, as well as in primaries for the U.S. House, the state House and many county offices. Learn more about the races and candidates with the Free Press voter guide.

Check the latest election results using the links below.

Michigan primary election results 2024

• All Michigan results, including U.S. Senate race and state House races
• U.S. Senate Democratic primary election results, by county
• U.S. Senate Republican primary election results, by county
• All Michigan U.S. House primary election results
• All Michigan State House primary election results
• Wayne County election results
• Oakland County election results
• Macomb County election results

Full primary election 2024 coverage

• US Senate: Slotkin, Rogers easily win primaries for vacant seat
• Lawyer Paul Hudson to take on US Rep. Scholten in west Michigan district
• Junge wins GOP nomination to succeed Kildee, McDonald Rivet leads Dems
• Marlinga wins, will face Rep. John James a second time
• Updates from the polls: Weather causes closures of several polling locations
• Oakland County elects Troy councilman, approves 2 library millages and Pontiac charter
• Thanedar fends off primary challengers in 13th House District

What's on the Michigan primary election ballot?

On the ballot today are Republican and Democratic primaries for one of Michigan's U.S. Senate seats, congressional districts and state House of Representatives seats. There are also local races on the ballot, depending on your jurisdiction. To see what is on your ballot, enter your address at the Michigan Voter Information Center at michigan.gov/vote.

Here are three things to watch tonight.

—Arpan Lobo

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