(UNDATED) - State and Federal races that will impact Michigan were decided in Tuesday's Mid-Term Election.
Incumbent Republican State Representative Steve Carra won re-election to represent Michigan's 36th District by collecting 22,161 or 63.3% of the votes to defeat Democratic challenger Cole Slaski who had 12,871 or 36.7% of the votes.
In the Michigan Senate, Republican Incumbent Jonathan Lindsey will continue to represent the 17th District. He received 65,414 or 60.8% of the votes, and defeats Democrat Ashleigh Baker who had 42,115 or 39.2% of the votes.
In the battle for the U.S. Senate seat representing Michigan, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed will head to Washington D.C. after receiving 2,201,751 or 52.2% of the votes. He defeats Republican Mike Rogers who had 2,104,616 or 45.8% of the votes.
In the race for the District 5 seat in the United States House of Representatives, Republican incumbent Tim Walberg won re-election with 197,087 or 59.1% of the votes. He defeated Democratic challenger Christian Vukasovich who had 128,880 or 38.6% of the votes.