Michigan's primary elections on August 6 are set to determine key nominees for U.S. Senate and House seats, impacting the balance of power in state government. The Michigan Conservative Coalition (MCC) is endorsing candidates based on their voting records and campaign contributions, supporting both incumbents and new candidates with conservative values. Democrats, led by state chair Lavora Barnes, emphasize the importance of retaining their House majority to continue their legislative agenda, while Republicans, represented by Pete Hoekstra, aim to reclaim control to influence policy direction. Notably, the race in Michigan's 13th Congressional District raises questions of racial representation and performance, as Congressman Shri Thanedar faces challenges from local leaders advocating for Black representation. Voter turnout and results from these primaries will significantly shape the upcoming general elections, including the presidential race. Key contests to watch include the Democratic battle between Elissa Slotkin and Hill Harper, and a competitive Republican field featuring Mike Rogers and Justin Amash.