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What Am I Missing?By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
It's generally considered so that the pre-election balance of power in the Michigan State House was 63 R / 47 D. According to the Detroit News (among other sources) our post-election balance in that same legislative body is now 59 R / 51 D, for a four-seat pickup by the Michigan Dems. But as I was scrounging through the district-by-district results, I noticed something strange.
First, if you go to the current Republican Caucus list on the Michigan House of Representatives website, and count the actual membership, you'll notice that the 2012 pre-election head count is a 64-member caucus. Apparently, Roy Schmidt's fraudulent party switch was treated as a flipped seat.
Second, according to the Unofficial Election Results of the State Representative races (available from the Michigan Secretary of State), the incumbent party retained possession of all seats except the following:
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Related Links+ According to the Detroit News+ current Republican Caucus list + District 39 + District 52 + District 55 + District 71 + District 76 + District 84 + District 91 + District 110 + Also by Kevin Rex Heine |