Michigan voters mostly selected Republicans to fill open seats on the State Board of Education and the boards of three universities.

Voters across the state will elect two new members to the leadership boards at Wayne State University, Michigan State University and University of Michigan on Tuesday.

Two positions are open in Michigan State University's Trustees race in the 2024 November general election. Running as Democrats are Rebecca Bahar-Cook and Thomas Stallworth III. Republican candidates are Mike Balow and Julie Maday. The board has eight seats with eight-year term lengths.

On the Michigan State University board of trustees, Republican real estate broker Mike Balow won a seat with 25.1% of the votes. Fellow Republican Julie Maday, a former Novi City Council member, had a slight lead over Democrat Rebecca Bahar-Cook as of mid-day Wednesday.

Alongside the presidency and various congressional and legislative races on the ballot, Michigan voters were also tasked with selecting two members apiece to serve on the boards of Wayne State University,

Mich., on the key issues that led to him winning his swing district as Republicans get closer to maintaining control of the House.

Michigan Republicans have reclaimed the state House of Representatives by winning at least 58 seats out of 110.