A Few Facts
- Term: 4 Years, Limit: 8 years (2 terms)
- Next election 2026
- Includes Governor/Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General
- Estimated state population: 10.2M
- Rank by population: 10th most populous state
- Meet at the state capital building
What They Do
- Governor: Leads Michigan’s executive branch, proposes budgets, signs or vetoes laws, and oversees state agencies.
- Secretary of State: Manages elections, voter registration, and driver/vehicle services across the state.
- Attorney General: Serves as Michigan’s chief legal officer, representing the state in court and protecting the public interest.
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