Escrutinio de las elecciones de mitad de mandato 2026 en Míchigan (Estados Unidos)

Día de la votación: . 3 elecciones. Escrutinio: Michigan Department of State (Secretary of State), Bureau of Elections. Hora de Detroit; pase el cursor por encima de una hora para verla en UTC.

Desactualizado: not re-verified for 30 days. Tome con cautela los plazos de abajo hasta que el registro se vuelva a verificar.

Cámara de Representantes, Senado, Gobernación Programada

17–23 nov 2026

Plazo del resultado definitivo: fijado por la ley o por la autoridad electoral. Puede considerarse definitivo después del hora de Detroit.

Cierre de las urnas
Primer escrutinio previsto hasta
Escrutinio a cargo de
Michigan Department of State (Secretary of State), Bureau of Elections
Página de resultados
Aún no hay una página de resultados propia de esta elección.
Sitio de la autoridad: michigan.gov/sos/

Estados Unidos: ¿se pueden publicar encuestas antes de las elecciones?

Aún no hemos verificado las normas de este país sobre la publicación de encuestas.

Vedas de encuestas en todos los países

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Esta elección: De 3 a 5 correos, y se detiene solo cuando el resultado es definitivo.

Estados Unidos (todo el país): Normalmente de 1 a 3 correos por elección, como mucho uno al día. Incluye los 50 estados.

Una región: Un resumen semanal, más un correo el día en que se certifica un resultado definitivo.

Todos los países: Un resumen semanal de unas 5 elecciones en las próximas semanas. Es mucho: elija un país si solo sigue uno.

Cámara de Representantes 13 escaños

3 nov10 nov17 nov24 nov
Escrutinio en la noche electoral
3–4 novEscrutinio en la noche electoral: mar, 3 nov, 21:00 → mié, 4 nov, 12:00, precedente.
Escrutinio parcial
5–18 novEscrutinio parcial: jue, 5 nov, 09:00 → mié, 18 nov, 00:59, anunciado.
Resultado definitivo
17–23 novResultado definitivo: mar, 17 nov, 09:00 → lun, 23 nov, 23:59, anunciado.
anunciado fijado por la ley o la autoridadprecedente de la última elecciónestimación estimación nuestrahora de Detroit. Las urnas cierran dentro de 9 días.
Plazos de cada etapa y sus fuentes 3 etapas, cada una con su fuente
  1. Escrutinio en la noche electoral
    →
    precedente
    Polls are open until 8 o'clock in the evening local time (MCL 168.720). Most of Michigan is Eastern time; a few Upper Peninsula counties bordering Wisconsin are on Central time, so the last polls close at 8:00 PM CST = 02:00 UTC on 4 Nov (Eastern-time polls close an hour earlier, 01:00 UTC). Unofficial results are posted by county and local clerks and collected on the Department of State results pages. Precedent: the day after the 8 Nov 2022 election the Secretary of State announced that "nearly all unofficial results had been reported by midday" (Department of State news release, 9 Nov 2022); the window therefore closes at noon EST on 4 Nov. Some ballots are added later: absent voter ballots whose signature is cured by 5 PM on 6 Nov (MCL 168.766) and military/overseas ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by 9 Nov (Mich. Const. art. II § 4, per the 2026 Election Dates calendar).
  2. Escrutinio parcial
    →
    anunciado
    County canvass. Each board of county canvassers must meet "no later than 9 a.m. on the Thursday after any election" — 5 Nov 2026 (MCL 168.821) — and "must conclude the canvass at the earliest possible time and ... in every case no later than the fourteenth day after the election" (MCL 168.822(1)) — Tuesday 17 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar. The county clerk sends the certified statements to the Secretary of State within 24 hours after the canvass is completed (MCL 168.828). If a county board fails to certify by the fourteenth day, its records go to the Board of State Canvassers, which certifies instead (MCL 168.822(2)). The window closes at the end of 17 Nov, Central time (the latest county deadline in the state).
  3. Resultado definitivo
    →
    anunciado
    State canvass by the Board of State Canvassers, which "shall complete the canvass and announce the board's determination not later than the twentieth day after the election" (MCL 168.842(1), as amended by 2023 PA 269 and 2024 PA 74) — Monday 23 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar; the window closes at the end of that day, Eastern time (the Board meets in Lansing). The expedited schedule in § 842(2)–(3) applies only to presidential electors and does not apply in 2026. Precedent: the Board met on Monday 28 Nov 2022, its statutory deadline (the twentieth day), for the 8 Nov 2022 general election: the Department of State said "the bipartisan Board of State Canvassers must do the same by Nov. 28" (news release, 9 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/09/record-setting-election-now-enters-canvass-and-certification-process) and announced the meeting for 10 a.m. on 28 Nov in Lansing (news release, 22 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/22/board-of-state-canvassers-to-meet-nov-28-in-lansing); the signed minutes dated that day are a scanned PDF whose text was not read (secondary source: Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022, reported a unanimous 4–0 vote to certify); it certified the 2024 general election on 22 Nov 2024, 17 days after polling day (Department of State news release, 22 Nov 2024). The automatic recount in MCL 168.880a applies to statewide elections and state legislative seats, not to U.S. House districts. A candidate may petition the Board for a recount "not later than 5 p.m. of the second day after the day the board of state canvassers certifies the results" (MCL 168.879(1)(c)). No statutory contest-filing deadline for these offices was confirmed.
Fuentes de resultados 4 páginas, 0 pueden responder a una pregunta sobre resultados
URLFunciónTipoPuede responder a una pregunta sobre resultadosÚltima comprobación
michigan.gov/sos/elections/election-results-and-dataresults-liveíndice de resultadosno (results section without an election code)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/elections/bscresults-finalotrono (no election or results marker)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/-/media/Project/Websites/sos/Election-Administrators/Election-Dates.pdftimetableotrono (no election or results marker)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/authority-homeotrono (no election or results marker)blocked

Senado 1 escaño

3 nov10 nov17 nov24 nov
Escrutinio en la noche electoral
3–4 novEscrutinio en la noche electoral: mar, 3 nov, 21:00 → mié, 4 nov, 12:00, precedente.
Escrutinio parcial
5–18 novEscrutinio parcial: jue, 5 nov, 09:00 → mié, 18 nov, 00:59, anunciado.
Resultado definitivo
17–23 novResultado definitivo: mar, 17 nov, 09:00 → lun, 23 nov, 23:59, anunciado.
anunciado fijado por la ley o la autoridadprecedente de la última elecciónestimación estimación nuestrahora de Detroit. Las urnas cierran dentro de 9 días.
Plazos de cada etapa y sus fuentes 3 etapas, cada una con su fuente
  1. Escrutinio en la noche electoral
    →
    precedente
    Polls are open until 8 o'clock in the evening local time (MCL 168.720). Most of Michigan is Eastern time; a few Upper Peninsula counties bordering Wisconsin are on Central time, so the last polls close at 8:00 PM CST = 02:00 UTC on 4 Nov (Eastern-time polls close an hour earlier, 01:00 UTC). Unofficial results are posted by county and local clerks and collected on the Department of State results pages. Precedent: the day after the 8 Nov 2022 election the Secretary of State announced that "nearly all unofficial results had been reported by midday" (Department of State news release, 9 Nov 2022); the window therefore closes at noon EST on 4 Nov. Some ballots are added later: absent voter ballots whose signature is cured by 5 PM on 6 Nov (MCL 168.766) and military/overseas ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by 9 Nov (Mich. Const. art. II § 4, per the 2026 Election Dates calendar).
  2. Escrutinio parcial
    →
    anunciado
    County canvass. Each board of county canvassers must meet "no later than 9 a.m. on the Thursday after any election" — 5 Nov 2026 (MCL 168.821) — and "must conclude the canvass at the earliest possible time and ... in every case no later than the fourteenth day after the election" (MCL 168.822(1)) — Tuesday 17 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar. The county clerk sends the certified statements to the Secretary of State within 24 hours after the canvass is completed (MCL 168.828). If a county board fails to certify by the fourteenth day, its records go to the Board of State Canvassers, which certifies instead (MCL 168.822(2)). The window closes at the end of 17 Nov, Central time (the latest county deadline in the state).
  3. Resultado definitivo
    →
    anunciado
    State canvass by the Board of State Canvassers, which "shall complete the canvass and announce the board's determination not later than the twentieth day after the election" (MCL 168.842(1), as amended by 2023 PA 269 and 2024 PA 74) — Monday 23 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar; the window closes at the end of that day, Eastern time (the Board meets in Lansing). The expedited schedule in § 842(2)–(3) applies only to presidential electors and does not apply in 2026. Precedent: the Board met on Monday 28 Nov 2022, its statutory deadline (the twentieth day), for the 8 Nov 2022 general election: the Department of State said "the bipartisan Board of State Canvassers must do the same by Nov. 28" (news release, 9 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/09/record-setting-election-now-enters-canvass-and-certification-process) and announced the meeting for 10 a.m. on 28 Nov in Lansing (news release, 22 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/22/board-of-state-canvassers-to-meet-nov-28-in-lansing); the signed minutes dated that day are a scanned PDF whose text was not read (secondary source: Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022, reported a unanimous 4–0 vote to certify); it certified the 2024 general election on 22 Nov 2024, 17 days after polling day (Department of State news release, 22 Nov 2024). An automatic recount of all precincts is held when a statewide election is certified with a vote differential of 0.1% or less of the total votes cast, unless the losing candidate declines it in writing within 48 hours after certification (MCL 168.880a(1), (6)). A candidate may petition the Board for a recount "not later than 5 p.m. of the second day after the day the board of state canvassers certifies the results" (MCL 168.879(1)(c)). No statutory contest-filing deadline for these offices was confirmed.
Fuentes de resultados 4 páginas, 0 pueden responder a una pregunta sobre resultados
URLFunciónTipoPuede responder a una pregunta sobre resultadosÚltima comprobación
michigan.gov/sos/elections/election-results-and-dataresults-liveíndice de resultadosno (results section without an election code)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/elections/bscresults-finalotrono (no election or results marker)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/-/media/Project/Websites/sos/Election-Administrators/Election-Dates.pdftimetableotrono (no election or results marker)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/authority-homeotrono (no election or results marker)blocked

Gobernación 1 escaño

3 nov10 nov17 nov24 nov
Escrutinio en la noche electoral
3–4 novEscrutinio en la noche electoral: mar, 3 nov, 21:00 → mié, 4 nov, 12:00, precedente.
Escrutinio parcial
5–18 novEscrutinio parcial: jue, 5 nov, 09:00 → mié, 18 nov, 00:59, anunciado.
Resultado definitivo
17–23 novResultado definitivo: mar, 17 nov, 09:00 → lun, 23 nov, 23:59, anunciado.
anunciado fijado por la ley o la autoridadprecedente de la última elecciónestimación estimación nuestrahora de Detroit. Las urnas cierran dentro de 9 días.
Plazos de cada etapa y sus fuentes 3 etapas, cada una con su fuente
  1. Escrutinio en la noche electoral
    →
    precedente
    Polls are open until 8 o'clock in the evening local time (MCL 168.720). Most of Michigan is Eastern time; a few Upper Peninsula counties bordering Wisconsin are on Central time, so the last polls close at 8:00 PM CST = 02:00 UTC on 4 Nov (Eastern-time polls close an hour earlier, 01:00 UTC). Unofficial results are posted by county and local clerks and collected on the Department of State results pages. Precedent: the day after the 8 Nov 2022 election the Secretary of State announced that "nearly all unofficial results had been reported by midday" (Department of State news release, 9 Nov 2022); the window therefore closes at noon EST on 4 Nov. Some ballots are added later: absent voter ballots whose signature is cured by 5 PM on 6 Nov (MCL 168.766) and military/overseas ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by 9 Nov (Mich. Const. art. II § 4, per the 2026 Election Dates calendar).
  2. Escrutinio parcial
    →
    anunciado
    County canvass. Each board of county canvassers must meet "no later than 9 a.m. on the Thursday after any election" — 5 Nov 2026 (MCL 168.821) — and "must conclude the canvass at the earliest possible time and ... in every case no later than the fourteenth day after the election" (MCL 168.822(1)) — Tuesday 17 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar. The county clerk sends the certified statements to the Secretary of State within 24 hours after the canvass is completed (MCL 168.828). If a county board fails to certify by the fourteenth day, its records go to the Board of State Canvassers, which certifies instead (MCL 168.822(2)). The window closes at the end of 17 Nov, Central time (the latest county deadline in the state).
  3. Resultado definitivo
    →
    anunciado
    State canvass by the Board of State Canvassers, which "shall complete the canvass and announce the board's determination not later than the twentieth day after the election" (MCL 168.842(1), as amended by 2023 PA 269 and 2024 PA 74) — Monday 23 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar; the window closes at the end of that day, Eastern time (the Board meets in Lansing). The expedited schedule in § 842(2)–(3) applies only to presidential electors and does not apply in 2026. Precedent: the Board met on Monday 28 Nov 2022, its statutory deadline (the twentieth day), for the 8 Nov 2022 general election: the Department of State said "the bipartisan Board of State Canvassers must do the same by Nov. 28" (news release, 9 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/09/record-setting-election-now-enters-canvass-and-certification-process) and announced the meeting for 10 a.m. on 28 Nov in Lansing (news release, 22 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/22/board-of-state-canvassers-to-meet-nov-28-in-lansing); the signed minutes dated that day are a scanned PDF whose text was not read (secondary source: Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022, reported a unanimous 4–0 vote to certify); it certified the 2024 general election on 22 Nov 2024, 17 days after polling day (Department of State news release, 22 Nov 2024). An automatic recount of all precincts is held when a statewide election is certified with a vote differential of 0.1% or less of the total votes cast, unless the losing candidate declines it in writing within 48 hours after certification (MCL 168.880a(1), (6)). A candidate may petition the Board for a recount "not later than 5 p.m. of the second day after the day the board of state canvassers certifies the results" (MCL 168.879(1)(c)). No statutory contest-filing deadline for these offices was confirmed.
Fuentes de resultados 4 páginas, 0 pueden responder a una pregunta sobre resultados
URLFunciónTipoPuede responder a una pregunta sobre resultadosÚltima comprobación
michigan.gov/sos/elections/election-results-and-dataresults-liveíndice de resultadosno (results section without an election code)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/elections/bscresults-finalotrono (no election or results marker)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/-/media/Project/Websites/sos/Election-Administrators/Election-Dates.pdftimetableotrono (no election or results marker)blocked
michigan.gov/sos/authority-homeotrono (no election or results marker)blocked

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Global Election Index, “Elecciones de mitad de mandato 2026 en Míchigan (Estados Unidos)”, https://electionindex.org/es/election/us-midterms-2026-mi, conjunto de datos 2026-10-26.74f9bab4. CC BY 4.0.

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Procedencia: researcher agent 2026-09-25: Michigan Department of State "August – November 2026 Election Dates" (Rev. 2/26) and Official Candidate Listing for the 3 Nov 2026 General Election (Governor, U.S. Senate, 13 U.S. House districts); MCL 168.720, 168.821, 168.822, 168.828, 168.842, 168.879, 168.880a; Department of State news releases of 9 Nov 2022, 22 Nov 2022 and 22 Nov 2024; Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022; Department of State news releases of 9 and 22 Nov 2022 and the results index, from scraper session 2026-09-26 (fetched pages) (CC BY 4.0 (Election Index)). Última verificación: 2026-09-26.

Preguntas y respuestas

¿Cuándo son las elecciones de mitad de mandato 2026 en Míchigan (Estados Unidos)?
La votación es el 2026-11-03 (fecha oficial).
¿Cuándo será oficial el resultado definitivo (Cámara de Representantes)?
Previsto entre 2026-11-17T14:00:00Z y 2026-11-24T04:59:59Z (UTC), confianza: anunciado. State canvass by the Board of State Canvassers, which "shall complete the canvass and announce the board's determination not later than the twentieth day after the election" (MCL 168.842(1), as amended by 2023 PA 269 and 2024 PA 74) — Monday 23 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar; the window closes at the end of that day, Eastern time (the Board meets in Lansing). The expedited schedule in § 842(2)–(3) applies only to presidential electors and does not apply in 2026. Precedent: the Board met on Monday 28 Nov 2022, its statutory deadline (the twentieth day), for the 8 Nov 2022 general election: the Department of State said "the bipartisan Board of State Canvassers must do the same by Nov. 28" (news release, 9 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/09/record-setting-election-now-enters-canvass-and-certification-process) and announced the meeting for 10 a.m. on 28 Nov in Lansing (news release, 22 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/22/board-of-state-canvassers-to-meet-nov-28-in-lansing); the signed minutes dated that day are a scanned PDF whose text was not read (secondary source: Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022, reported a unanimous 4–0 vote to certify); it certified the 2024 general election on 22 Nov 2024, 17 days after polling day (Department of State news release, 22 Nov 2024). The automatic recount in MCL 168.880a applies to statewide elections and state legislative seats, not to U.S. House districts. A candidate may petition the Board for a recount "not later than 5 p.m. of the second day after the day the board of state canvassers certifies the results" (MCL 168.879(1)(c)). No statutory contest-filing deadline for these offices was confirmed.
¿Cuándo será oficial el resultado definitivo (Senado)?
Previsto entre 2026-11-17T14:00:00Z y 2026-11-24T04:59:59Z (UTC), confianza: anunciado. State canvass by the Board of State Canvassers, which "shall complete the canvass and announce the board's determination not later than the twentieth day after the election" (MCL 168.842(1), as amended by 2023 PA 269 and 2024 PA 74) — Monday 23 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar; the window closes at the end of that day, Eastern time (the Board meets in Lansing). The expedited schedule in § 842(2)–(3) applies only to presidential electors and does not apply in 2026. Precedent: the Board met on Monday 28 Nov 2022, its statutory deadline (the twentieth day), for the 8 Nov 2022 general election: the Department of State said "the bipartisan Board of State Canvassers must do the same by Nov. 28" (news release, 9 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/09/record-setting-election-now-enters-canvass-and-certification-process) and announced the meeting for 10 a.m. on 28 Nov in Lansing (news release, 22 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/22/board-of-state-canvassers-to-meet-nov-28-in-lansing); the signed minutes dated that day are a scanned PDF whose text was not read (secondary source: Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022, reported a unanimous 4–0 vote to certify); it certified the 2024 general election on 22 Nov 2024, 17 days after polling day (Department of State news release, 22 Nov 2024). An automatic recount of all precincts is held when a statewide election is certified with a vote differential of 0.1% or less of the total votes cast, unless the losing candidate declines it in writing within 48 hours after certification (MCL 168.880a(1), (6)). A candidate may petition the Board for a recount "not later than 5 p.m. of the second day after the day the board of state canvassers certifies the results" (MCL 168.879(1)(c)). No statutory contest-filing deadline for these offices was confirmed.
¿Cuándo será oficial el resultado definitivo (Gobernación)?
Previsto entre 2026-11-17T14:00:00Z y 2026-11-24T04:59:59Z (UTC), confianza: anunciado. State canvass by the Board of State Canvassers, which "shall complete the canvass and announce the board's determination not later than the twentieth day after the election" (MCL 168.842(1), as amended by 2023 PA 269 and 2024 PA 74) — Monday 23 Nov 2026 per the Department of State 2026 Election Dates calendar; the window closes at the end of that day, Eastern time (the Board meets in Lansing). The expedited schedule in § 842(2)–(3) applies only to presidential electors and does not apply in 2026. Precedent: the Board met on Monday 28 Nov 2022, its statutory deadline (the twentieth day), for the 8 Nov 2022 general election: the Department of State said "the bipartisan Board of State Canvassers must do the same by Nov. 28" (news release, 9 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/09/record-setting-election-now-enters-canvass-and-certification-process) and announced the meeting for 10 a.m. on 28 Nov in Lansing (news release, 22 Nov 2022, https://www.michigan.gov/sos/resources/news/2022/11/22/board-of-state-canvassers-to-meet-nov-28-in-lansing); the signed minutes dated that day are a scanned PDF whose text was not read (secondary source: Michigan Public, 28 Nov 2022, reported a unanimous 4–0 vote to certify); it certified the 2024 general election on 22 Nov 2024, 17 days after polling day (Department of State news release, 22 Nov 2024). An automatic recount of all precincts is held when a statewide election is certified with a vote differential of 0.1% or less of the total votes cast, unless the losing candidate declines it in writing within 48 hours after certification (MCL 168.880a(1), (6)). A candidate may petition the Board for a recount "not later than 5 p.m. of the second day after the day the board of state canvassers certifies the results" (MCL 168.879(1)(c)). No statutory contest-filing deadline for these offices was confirmed.
¿Dónde están los resultados oficiales (Cámara de Representantes)?
Aún no hay registrada una página de resultados propia de esta elección. La autoridad encargada del escrutinio es Michigan Department of State (Secretary of State), Bureau of Elections (https://www.michigan.gov/sos/).
¿Dónde están los resultados oficiales (Senado)?
Aún no hay registrada una página de resultados propia de esta elección. La autoridad encargada del escrutinio es Michigan Department of State (Secretary of State), Bureau of Elections (https://www.michigan.gov/sos/).
¿Dónde están los resultados oficiales (Gobernación)?
Aún no hay registrada una página de resultados propia de esta elección. La autoridad encargada del escrutinio es Michigan Department of State (Secretary of State), Bureau of Elections (https://www.michigan.gov/sos/).