1996 Michigan U.S. Senate Election

Michigan · 6 candidates · See every 1996 U.S. Senate race

Who won the 1996 Michigan U.S. Senate Election?

Carl Levin won the 1996 Michigan U.S. Senate Election. Carl Levin received 2,195,738 popular votes (58.36%). The main challenger was Ronna Romney (39.87%).

See the full head-to-head between Levin and Romney

Levin +18.5 pts · won by 695,632 votes

Carl Levin DemocraticWINNER58.36%

2,195,738 votes

Ronna Romney Republican39.87%

1,500,106 votes

Kenneth L. ProctorLibertarian0.98%

36,911 votes

William RoundtreeWorkers World0.33%

12,235 votes

Joseph S. MattinglyNatural Law0.3%

11,306 votes

Martin P. McLaughlinSocialist Equality0.16%

5,975 votes

Popular-vote totals for U.S. Senate elections come from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab (1976–2024).

Data last verified July 28, 2026.