Republicans choose the challengers in two congressional races
Examiner.com: Republicans choose challengers for two congressional seats
In Tuesday's primary, Republicans in the two congressional districts that include Washtenaw County elected their challengers to the Democratic incumbents who now represent those districts. In the Seventh Congressional District, former U.S. Representative Tim Walberg earned a rematch against Mark Schauer, who defeated Walberg in 2008. In the Fifteenth Congressional District, Ann Arbor physician Rob Steele defeated three other contenders in order to challenge John Dingell, currently the longest serving member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Both Walberg and Steele won their nominations by clear majorities, both within Washtenaw County and throughout the districts they hope to represent.
Much more at the links, including breakdowns of the percentage of the vote for all candidates and a summary of the results of the money primary.