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The race
Michelle M. Murphy is running as a Democrat for the U.S. House in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is contested.
Twelve candidates are listed in the field: seven Democrats, four Republicans and one candidate with an affiliation of UN. Democratic incumbent Haley Stevens is also listed as a candidate. The field includes multiple candidates with the same party affiliation.
No documented policy positions are listed for any candidate in the race. Fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand totals also are not listed for any of the 12 candidates.
Michelle M. Murphy
Murphy’s listed party affiliation is Democratic. Murphy has no official biography describing personal history, education, employment, public service or other background.
There are also no documented positions showing where Murphy stands on policy issues. No totals are listed for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Those three campaign finance categories can help voters track a campaign’s financial activity, but there are no figures listed for Murphy.
Murphy is one of seven Democrats in the 12-candidate field. The election will decide who represents Michigan’s 11th District in the U.S. House.
The full candidate field
Each candidate has the same basic gaps in the official entries: no biography, documented policy positions, fundraising total, spending total or cash-on-hand figure is listed.
- Michelle M. Murphy — Democrat. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Anthony Media Paesano — Republican. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Antonio J Prieto — Republican. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Mike Steger — Republican. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Ethan D Baker — Republican. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- John Paul Torres — Democrat. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Stu Baker — Democrat. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Don Ufford — Democrat. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Jeremy Moss — Democrat. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Anil Dr. Kumar — UN. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Aisha Farooqi — Democrat. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
- Haley Stevens — Democrat and incumbent. No official biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance totals are listed.
What voters can track
The candidate list establishes each person’s name and party designation, along with Stevens’ incumbent status. It does not establish issue differences among the candidates because none has documented policy positions listed.
Campaign finance information is another part of the election record voters can follow. For now, the field has no listed totals for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Candidate biographies and policy positions also may become important points to track as the Nov. 3, 2026, general election approaches.
