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State Sen. Jim Runestad upsets Trump-backed candidate in Michigan GOP chair race

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Runestad's larger-than-expected margin of victory pointed to the lingering power of the anti-establishment wing of the Republican Party in Michigan.

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Michigan AdvanceMichigan Advance

Sen. Jim Runestad elected to lead Michigan Republican Party heading into key election year • Michigan Advance

State Sen. Jim Runestad (R-White Lake), April 20, 2022 | Laina G. StebbinsRepublicans from throughout the state gathered at Huntington Place in Detroit over the weekend to select the state party’s new leadership heading into the 2026 election cycle. At Saturday’s biennial convention, which Michigan Advance was denied credentials to attend, the party’s delegates ultimately elected state Sen. Jim Runestad (R-White Lake) as chair after two rounds o…

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Detroit Free PressDetroit Free Press

Michigan GOP rejects Trump's choice, elects Sen. Jim Runestad as state party chair

Saturday marked the third convention in two years at which delegates have rejected a Donald Trump endorsement at a Michigan GOP convention.

·Detroit, United States
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The Detroit NewsThe Detroit News

State Sen. Jim Runestad upsets Trump-backed candidate in Michigan GOP chair race

Runestad's larger-than-expected margin of victory pointed to the lingering power of the anti-establishment wing of the Republican Party in Michigan.

·Detroit, United States
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The Detroit News broke the news in Detroit, United States on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
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