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In Michigan, incumbent John Moolenaar remains in office, while Andrew Beeler secured the Republican nomination and Brendan Johnson won the Democratic primary. Additionally, local funding was approved in Bay County.

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In Michigan, incumbent John Moolenaar remains in office, while Andrew Beeler secured the Republican nomination and Brendan Johnson won the Democratic primary. Additionally, local funding was approved in Bay County.

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Michigan
state of the United States of America
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John Moolenaar
American politician
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Brendan Johnson
American lawyer

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