In Michigan's 8th District, Democrat Kristen McDonald Rivet has defeated Republican Paul Junge to retain the seat, succeeding retiring Rep. Dan Kildee. Junge, a perennial candidate, has now lost three consecutive House races, with Democrats branding him a 'carpetbagger'. Meanwhile, the presidential race in Michigan remains competitive, with former President Donald Trump appearing likely to capture the state's electoral votes, while Republican nominee Mike Rogers leads in the Senate race against Democrat Elissa Slotkin. The Michigan GOP claims to have overcome previous leadership and financial struggles, signaling a stronger party presence. As Democrats continue to monitor close races, they acknowledge the risk of losing their majority in the state legislature. Additional election developments include bomb threats at polling sites in Arizona, linked to potential foreign interference.