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Republicans say the Democrat running to replace GOP Rep. John James had a “disgusting record” as a prosecutor that voters will reject for a third time.

Republican John James has won election to Michigan’s 10th district in Macomb County, defeating Democrat Carl Marlinga in a hotly contested race, with 100% of precincts reporting.

Use these interactive maps to follow election results for Michigan US House District 10 (James vs. Marlinga) on Nov. 8, 2022.

Here’s where you can find Michigan general election results for Michigan U.S. House District 10 (Marlinga vs. James) on Nov. 8, 2022.

Here’s where the races stand in the 10th Congressional District as Macomb County once again is poised to play a pivotal role in the November election.

Republican John James is leading against Democrat Carl Marlinga in a key Macomb County race for the state’s 10th congressional district, according to a new survey.

Monday (Jan. 31) night, John James announced that he is running for Michigan’s newly drawn 10th Congressional District. The 10th Congressional District has no incumbent, and both Democrats and Republicans view it as winnable. There are still fights over the district maps, but James’s entry into the race would seem to shift the dynamic if this district holds its shape.

Monday (Jan. 31) night, John James announced that he is running for Michigan’s newly drawn 10th Congressional District. The 10th Congressional District has no incumbent, and both Democrats and Republicans view it as winnable. There are still fights over the district maps, but James’s entry into the race would seem to shift the dynamic if this district holds its shape.

Monday (Jan. 31) night, John James announced that he is running for Michigan’s newly drawn 10th Congressional District. The 10th Congressional District has no incumbent, and both Democrats and Republicans view it as winnable. There are still fights over the district maps, but James’s entry into the race would seem to shift the dynamic if this district holds its shape.

While awaiting his turn in front of the judge, the defendant noticed an unattended cellular phone on the bench in front of him, police said. MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. - An Eastpointe man is being charged with larceny, a four-year felony, after he was accused of theft while in court on unrelated charges. On June 26, the defendant was in the 16th Judicial Circuit Court, awaiting sentencing in front of Judge Carl Marlinga on charges stemming from a 2017 traffic stop incident. The defendant allegedly sat down near the phone on the bench and placed his hat over the phone, according to police. The courtroom deputy was able to pull the courtroom video feed, which provided a view of the courtroom and the phone being taken.