So, you think you know politics? Enter our 2026 Midterm Election Pool

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October 1, 2026

If you think you know politics pretty well, here’s your chance to prove it. Enter The Livingston Post’s 2026 Midterm Election Pool.

In addition to bragging rights about political astuteness, the winner will also receive a limited-edition Livingston Post coffee mug, and be interviewed by Maria Stuart.

Entries must be received before the polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Good luck!

2026 Midterm Election Pool

Control of U.S. Senate
Control of U.S. House
Control of Michigan Senate
Control of Michigan House
Michigan Prop.1 - Constitutional Convention
Michigan voters will vote on rewriting the state Constitution, a chance they automatically get every 16 years. If approved, Proposal 1 would trigger the first constitutional convention in more than 65 years.
Michigan Limiting Campaign Contributions
The Michigan Utility and Government Contractor Campaign Finance Regulation Initiative would prohibit certain organizations and individuals from making direct or indirect contributions to candidates, as well as provide regulations for campaign finance laws and spending on political communications.
Michigan Governor
Secretary of State
Attorney General
U.S. Senator
U.S. Congress, 7th District
44th Circuit Court Judge (non-partisan)
State Senator, 22nd District
State Rep., 48th District
State Rep., 49th District
State Rep. 50th District
Brighton Area Schools Bond Issue
TEXAS SENATE
FLORIDA SENATE
FLORIDA GOVERNOR
OHIO SENATE
MAINE SENATE
In the 2024 election, Livingston County was among those in Michigan with the highest voter turnout at 86.4%. The 2022 midterms saw a turnout of nearly 67%. What percentage of Livingston County’s registered voters cast ballots on Nov. 3, 2026?
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