McClusky declares win against DeBoer in Michigan's 86th House District
Democrat Joseph McClusky has declared victory in his race against Republican Nancy DeBoer for Michigan's 86th House District, although The New York Times hadn't declared a victor in the race by early Nov. 4. The Times showed McClusky leading DeBoer 52% to 48%, with 93% of the vote counted as of 11 a.m. “From day one, this campaign has been about making life more affordable, government more accountable, and bringing forward the Holland that we know to be true," McClusky wrote in a victory statement Nov. 3. "Tonight, voters here in Holland showed that this community is ready for a new generation of leadership. I’m honored to have the opportunity to represent this district in Lansing. Now the real work begins, and I’m ready to get to work for every person in House District 86, whether they voted for me or not.” Meanwhile, in Michigan's 30th Senate District, Democrat Carol Glanville is projected to beat Republican Mark Huizenga. According to The Times , she leads 55% to 45% with more than 95% of the votes counted as of 11 .m. Nov. 4. In Michigan's 38th House District, Democrat Joey Andrews was poised to secure re-election against Republican Mark Krieger, 57%
