2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Michigan House District 105

3 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Candidates

Ken Borton

RepublicanIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, District 105
Work
State Representative, Michigan House District 105; owner, Borton Vacation Homes and a property management company

Ken Borton is the sitting State Representative for District 105 in the Michigan Legislature.

Ken Borton has served in the Michigan House since the 2020 election and on the Otsego County Commission since 2011. He owns Borton Vacation Homes and a property management company.

Sources for Borton

Rachel Longendyke Teeter

Democratic

Work
Owner, GroundWorks Advisory; health care administration

Rachel Longendyke Teeter owns GroundWorks Advisory, works in health care administration and co-founded The Human Development Collective in 2025. She has served as president of the AuSable Community Theatre.

Sources for Teeter

Frank Tillman

Libertarian

We haven't found a sourced summary for Frank Tillman yet.

Where we looked, Thursday, October 15, 2026:

  • BallotReady candidate profile (ballotready.org/people/frank-tillman): no work history listed
  • Branch voter guide (branch.vote): no profile found
  • campaign website: none found
  • retry 2026-10-15: Libertarian Party of Michigan candidates page links only to a Ballotpedia page (blocked); lp.org candidate page not found

That is where we have looked so far, not everywhere there is to look. If you know Frank Tillman's work or background, tell us — we'd rather print it than leave it blank.

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As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

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