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John James has secured the GOP nomination for governor in Michigan, defeating Perry Johnson in the primary election held on August 5, 2026. Endorsed by former President Donald Trump, James will face Democratic nominee Jocelyn Benson in the upcoming general election.
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John James has secured the GOP nomination for governor in Michigan, defeating Perry Johnson in the primary election held on August 5, 2026. Endorsed by former President Donald Trump, James will face Democratic nominee Jocelyn Benson in the upcoming general election.
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