2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Michigan House District 68

4 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Candidates

David W. Martin

RepublicanIncumbent

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State Representative, District 68
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State Representative, Michigan House District 68; U.S. Air Force veteran; former corporate security director

David W. Martin is the sitting State Representative for District 68 in the Michigan Legislature.

David W. Martin serves in the Michigan House, first elected in 2020. He served in the U.S. Air Force as a master sergeant, worked as security director at the Pontiac Silverdome and on automotive corporate security teams, and served on the Davison City Council and the Genesee County Commission.

Martin's committees

  • Natural Resources and Tourism (Chair)

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Deanna L Martin

Libertarian

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Retired accountant; business owner (Grand Blanc)

Deanna L Martin is a retired accountant who owns a business in Grand Blanc and is a lifelong Davison resident.

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Joe McHugh

No Party Affiliation

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Fitness and finance coach; former loan and investment executive; Marine Corps veteran

Joe McHugh works as a fitness and finance coach. He founded Earth Loans, Inc. and served as its CEO, was chief investment officer at American Bitcoin, and served five years as a U.S. Marine Corps officer. He ran for Michigan attorney general as a Libertarian.

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Matt Schlinker

Democratic

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Former General Motors employee

Matt Schlinker of Goodrich previously worked for General Motors and ran for this House seat in 2024.

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As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

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