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Michigan 44th Circuit Court Non-incumbent
Andrea Banfield

Andrea Banfield is running for election for judge of the Michigan 44th Circuit Court. Banfield was on the ballot in the primary on August 4, 2026. Andrea Banfield (Nonpartisan) and Kristina S. Lyke (Nonpartisan) are running in the general election for Michigan 44th Circuit Court on November 3, 2026. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (3)
Background & approach: “Experience and Reputation Matters, with over 25 years of experience serving my clients in all of the courts in Livingston County and many other counties, with cases primarily in circuit courts, I have a proven track record to be the next 44th Circuit Court Judge.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Campaign priorities: “Judges interpret and apply the law as drafted by our legislatures, Judges do not legislate. Community Center Justice: The court serves our community, not just cases.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Policy focus: “Approving policy and procedures for the practice of law to better serve my community. I was elected by my peers for a 3-yr term on the State Bar of Michigan Family Law Council.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Kristina S. Lyke
Cromaine District Library Board At-large
Vote for 4
Becky Basley, Jeannine Gogoleski, Ethan Hawker, David MacGregor, Nancy A. Rosso, Dawn Smith, Griffin Wright
Brighton Area Schools, At-large
Vote for 3
Sid Atkin
Dean Ditto

Dean Ditto is running for election to the Brighton Area Schools, At-large in Michigan. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (1)
Campaign priorities: “We need to quickly shift our curriculum to an AI resilient approach. The job market (and therefore opportunities) are changing faster than ever before, and we need to make sure Brighton Area Schools students are prepared: 1.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Jennifer Marks
Timothy Moore
Kristin Rispoli
Fenton Area Public Schools, At-large
Vote for 2
Brian Eltringham, Carrie Lord, Ryan J. Reece
Fowlerville Community Schools, At-large
Vote for 3
John Belcher, Diana Dombrowski, Brandon Mohs, Karen Pfau, Jason Reed
Hartland Consolidated Schools, At-large (Special)
Scott D. Horst
Jeff Scott

Jeff Scott is running in a special election to the Hartland Consolidated Schools, At-large in Michigan. Scott is on the ballot in the special general election on November 3, 2026. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (2)
Background & approach: “I was elected to the Hartland Board of Education in 2024 for a two-year term. I am the only sitting Trustee running for re-election in 2026.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Policy focus: “I am passionate about making sure that occurs in Hartland.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Hartland Consolidated Schools, At-large
Vote for 2
Allan Curtis
Lou Ann Lathrop
Salem Modak
Joe Wallace

Joe Wallace is running for election to the Hartland Consolidated Schools, At-large in Michigan. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (3)
Background & approach: “My name is Joe Wallace, 40, and I am a lifelong Hartland resident, starting with my preschool days at the Hartland Childcare center to graduation from Hartland High School in 2004.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Campaign priorities: “I always try to see all sides of every situation and put myself in other’s shoes, evaluating it from multiple points of view to understand the full picture, not just from my own individual perspective.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Policy focus: “I believe it's the board's job to absorb that pressure, not pass it down. A good board sets policy through a calm, transparent process, engages the community respectfully, and then stands between that noise and the classroom — so teachers and staff aren't the ones left managing it.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Howell Public Schools, At-large (Special)
Brandon Barefield

Brandon Barefield is running in a special election to the Howell Public Schools, At-large in Michigan. Barefield is on the ballot in the special general election on November 3, 2026. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (3)
Background & approach: “My name is Brandon Barefield. I have been a Livingston resident for 23 years.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Campaign priorities: “To improve scores and academic performance, we must support our educators. We have to ensure they have the training and resources necessary to help students navigate various paths to success.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Policy focus: “As a board member, I will prioritize building strong partnerships between families, teachers, and administrators built on mutual respect.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Breanne Green
Howell Public Schools, At-large
Vote for 2
Stephanie Kooiker
J. J. Lewis
Mathew Lovrenich
Courtney Tarara

Courtney Tarara is running for election to the Howell Public Schools, At-large in Michigan. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (3)
Background & approach: “I am currently serving my tenth year on the Howell School Board, where I’ve had the honor of serving as Treasurer, Vice President, and President.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Campaign priorities: “Proven, Experienced Leadership Ten years on the Howell School Board has given me an opportunity to give back to my community in a meaningful way.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Policy focus: “I’m deeply passionate about protecting K-12 funding and making sure Michigan’s School Aid Fund is used for its intended purpose, our students, not a patch for other budget priorities in Lansing.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Linden Community Schools, At-large
Vote for 3
Corena Beardsley, David R. Haney, Shari A. Luck, Jarrod D. Montague, Alexander Moore
Webberville Community Schools, At-large (Special)
Vote for 2
Cassandra Bosworth, Madeline Derian, Teresa Michalski
Webberville Community Schools, At-large
Vote for 3
Linda Erwin, Thomas Glover, Kelly M. Lott, Heather N. Musolf, Sabrina Schneider, Joshua Storey
Brighton Charter Township Board of Trustees At-large (Livingston County) (Special)Dan Beatty (D) vs. Brian VanSingel (R)
Fowlerville Village PresidentKathryn Heath vs. Randy Showerman
Genoa Township Board of Trustees At-large (Livingston County) (Special)Ty T. Cole (D) vs. Bruce T. Hundley (R)
Genoa Township Clerk (Livingston County) (Special)Matthew McClanahan (D) vs. Rick Soucy (R)
Hamburg Township Supervisor (Livingston County) (Special)Steve DiGiuseppe (D) vs. Jason Negri (R)
Hamburg Township Treasurer (Livingston County) (Special)G. Scott Thompson (D) vs. Jennifer Daniels (R)
Pinckney Village Board of Trustees At-large
Vote for 3
Robert Coppersmith III, Cathy Hammer, Nicholas Kane, Ray Rau, Adam Schingeck, Jo Self
Pinckney Village PresidentJeff Buerman vs. Linda E. Lavey
Unadilla Township Board of Trustees At-large (Livingston County) (Special)Jenn Szatkowski (D) vs. Karen Houghtaling (R)

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