The Michigan Legislature has 38 Senate districts and 110 House districts. Both are drawn over the same ground and neither follows a city, county or ZIP boundary, so the only way to know which pair covers an address is to put the address on the map. Senators serve four-year terms and representatives two.
Or open the map and pick your location on it:
Find your Michigan Legislature districts →Opens the map with both chambers on. Search your address or ZIP, or tap your location.
What the lookup shows
Select any point and the two cards name the district number for each chamber and the member who holds that seat, with their party, their offices and a link to their own page where the legislature publishes one.
Every other district covering the same point is listed beside them, so one click answers the state question and the county, city and federal ones together.
Two chambers, two maps
An address has one district in each chamber and the two rarely share a boundary: the chambers are apportioned separately, and in several of these states one chamber's districts are built by pairing the other's. The table below lists both in full, so a reader who knows their district number can look up the member without opening the map at all.
Where the names come from
Both rosters are re-read on a schedule from the legislature's own published member lists and land as a reviewed pull request; the map names no officeholder it cannot cite. A seat the source does not name is shown as unnamed rather than filled in.
Who represents each Michigan Senate district
All 38 seats on the Michigan Senate, as this site had them on September 11, 2026. The map above reads the same roster, so a card and this table cannot disagree — but a table is a claim about a day, and this one names its day. Where the roster names nobody it says so rather than guessing. Where these names come from.
| District | Senator | Party |
|---|---|---|
| District 1 | Erika Geiss | Democratic |
| District 2 | Sylvia Santana | Democratic |
| District 3 | Stephanie Chang | Democratic |
| District 4 | Darrin Camilleri | Democratic |
| District 5 | Dayna Polehanki | Democratic |
| District 6 | Mary Cavanagh | Democratic |
| District 7 | Jeremy Moss | Democratic |
| District 8 | Mallory McMorrow | Democratic |
| District 9 | Michael Webber | Republican |
| District 10 | Paul Wojno | Democratic |
| District 11 | Veronica Klinefelt | Democratic |
| District 12 | Kevin Hertel | Democratic |
| District 13 | Rosemary Bayer | Democratic |
| District 14 | Sue Shink | Democratic |
| District 15 | Jeff Irwin | Democratic |
| District 16 | Joe Bellino | Republican |
| District 17 | Jonathan Lindsey | Republican |
| District 18 | Thomas Albert | Republican |
| District 19 | Sean McCann | Democratic |
| District 20 | Aric Nesbitt | Republican |
| District 21 | Sarah Anthony | Democratic |
| District 22 | Lana Theis | Republican |
| District 23 | Jim Runestad | Republican |
| District 24 | Ruth Johnson | Republican |
| District 25 | Dan Lauwers | Republican |
| District 26 | Kevin Daley | Republican |
| District 27 | John Cherry | Democratic |
| District 28 | Sam Singh | Democratic |
| District 29 | Winnie Brinks | Democratic |
| District 30 | Mark Huizenga | Republican |
| District 31 | Roger Victory | Republican |
| District 32 | Jon Bumstead | Republican |
| District 33 | Rick Outman | Republican |
| District 34 | Roger Hauck | Republican |
| District 35 | Chedrick Greene | Democratic |
| District 36 | Michele Hoitenga | Republican |
| District 37 | John Damoose | Republican |
| District 38 | Ed McBroom | Republican |
Who represents each Michigan House of Representatives district
All 110 seats on the Michigan House of Representatives, as this site had them on September 11, 2026. The map above reads the same roster, so a card and this table cannot disagree — but a table is a claim about a day, and this one names its day. Where the roster names nobody it says so rather than guessing. Where these names come from.
| District | Representative | Party |
|---|---|---|
| District 1 | Tyrone Carter | Democratic |
| District 2 | Tullio Liberati | Democratic |
| District 3 | Alabas Farhat | Democratic |
| District 4 | Karen Whitsett | Democratic |
| District 5 | Regina Weiss | Democratic |
| District 6 | Natalie Price | Democratic |
| District 7 | Tonya Myers Phillips | Democratic |
| District 8 | Helena Scott | Democratic |
| District 9 | Joe Tate | Democratic |
| District 10 | Veronica Paiz | Democratic |
| District 11 | Donavan McKinney | Democratic |
| District 12 | Kimberly Edwards | Democratic |
| District 13 | Mai Xiong | Democratic |
| District 14 | Mike McFall | Democratic |
| District 15 | Erin Byrnes | Democratic |
| District 16 | Stephanie Young | Democratic |
| District 17 | Laurie Pohutsky | Democratic |
| District 18 | Jason Hoskins | Democratic |
| District 19 | Samantha Steckloff | Democratic |
| District 20 | Noah Arbit | Democratic |
| District 21 | Kelly Breen | Democratic |
| District 22 | Matt Koleszar | Democratic |
| District 23 | Jason Morgan | Democratic |
| District 24 | Ranjeev Puri | Democratic |
| District 25 | Peter Herzberg | Democratic |
| District 26 | Dylan Wegela | Democratic |
| District 27 | Rylee Linting | Republican |
| District 28 | Jamie Thompson | Republican |
| District 29 | Jim DeSana | Republican |
| District 30 | Will Bruck | Republican |
| District 31 | Reggie Miller | Democratic |
| District 32 | Jimmie Wilson | Democratic |
| District 33 | Morgan Foreman | Democratic |
| District 34 | Nancy Jenkins-Arno | Republican |
| District 35 | Jennifer Wortz | Republican |
| District 36 | Steve Carra | Republican |
| District 37 | Brad Paquette | Republican |
| District 38 | Joey Andrews | Democratic |
| District 39 | Pauline Wendzel | Republican |
| District 40 | Matt Longjohn | Democratic |
| District 41 | Julie Rogers | Democratic |
| District 42 | Matt Hall | Republican |
| District 43 | Rachelle Smit | Republican |
| District 44 | Steve Frisbie | Republican |
| District 45 | Sarah Lightner | Republican |
| District 46 | Kathy Schmaltz | Republican |
| District 47 | Carrie Rheingans | Democratic |
| District 48 | Jennifer Conlin | Democratic |
| District 49 | Ann Bollin | Republican |
| District 50 | Jason Woolford | Republican |
| District 51 | Matt Maddock | Republican |
| District 52 | Mike Harris | Republican |
| District 53 | Brenda Carter | Democratic |
| District 54 | Donni Steele | Republican |
| District 55 | Mark Tisdel | Republican |
| District 56 | Sharon MacDonell | Democratic |
| District 57 | Tom Kuhn | Republican |
| District 58 | Ron Robinson | Republican |
| District 59 | Doug Wozniak | Republican |
| District 60 | Joe Aragona | Republican |
| District 61 | Denise Mentzer | Democratic |
| District 62 | Alicia St. Germaine | Republican |
| District 63 | Jay DeBoyer | Republican |
| District 64 | Joe Pavlov | Republican |
| District 65 | Jaime Greene | Republican |
| District 66 | Josh Schriver | Republican |
| District 67 | Phil Green | Republican |
| District 68 | David Martin | Republican |
| District 69 | Jaz Martus | Democratic |
| District 70 | Cynthia Neeley | Democratic |
| District 71 | Brian BeGole | Republican |
| District 72 | Mike Mueller | Republican |
| District 73 | Julie Brixie | Democratic |
| District 74 | Kara Hope | Democratic |
| District 75 | Penelope Tsernoglou | Democratic |
| District 76 | Angela Witwer | Democratic |
| District 77 | Emily Dievendorf | Democratic |
| District 78 | Gina Johnsen | Republican |
| District 79 | Angela Rigas | Republican |
| District 80 | Phil Skaggs | Democratic |
| District 81 | Stephen Wooden | Democratic |
| District 82 | Kristian Grant | Democratic |
| District 83 | John Fitzgerald | Democratic |
| District 84 | Carol Glanville | Democratic |
| District 85 | Brad Slagh | Republican |
| District 86 | Nancy DeBoer | Republican |
| District 87 | Will Snyder | Democratic |
| District 88 | Greg VanWoerkom | Republican |
| District 89 | Luke Meerman | Republican |
| District 90 | Bryan Posthumus | Republican |
| District 91 | Pat Outman | Republican |
| District 92 | Jerry Neyer | Republican |
| District 93 | Tim Kelly | Republican |
| District 94 | Amos O'Neal | Democratic |
| District 95 | Bill Schuette | Republican |
| District 96 | Timmy Beson | Republican |
| District 97 | Matt Bierlein | Republican |
| District 98 | Greg Alexander | Republican |
| District 99 | Mike Hoadley | Republican |
| District 100 | Tom Kunse | Republican |
| District 101 | Joseph Fox | Republican |
| District 102 | Curt VanderWall | Republican |
| District 103 | Betsy Coffia | Democratic |
| District 104 | J.R. Roth | Republican |
| District 105 | Ken Borton | Republican |
| District 106 | Cam Cavitt | Republican |
| District 107 | Parker Fairbairn | Republican |
| District 108 | Dave Prestin | Republican |
| District 109 | Karl Bohnak | Republican |
| District 110 | Greg Markkanen | Republican |