Michigan governor race gets crowded: 'The more, the better'

LANSING, Mich. — The race to be Michigan's next governor has added a new contender with Republican former Attorney General Mike Cox announcing his campaign this week, but many within the GOP are preparing for the 2026 contest to get even more crowded. Already, Cox, former U.

S. House candidate Anthony Hudson, U.S.



Rep. John James and state Senate Minority Aric Nesbitt have formally announced their plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content.

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