Map of Michigan State Senate District 26 (Crane A1) covering portions of Saginaw, Genesee, Lapeer, and Tuscola counties, with major cities including Saginaw, Frankenmuth, Vassar, Davison, Lapeer, and Imlay City
Crane A1 Map, Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission

District 26 covers a wide stretch of mid-Michigan, mostly rural and small-town, with some suburban edges near Flint and Saginaw. It’s currently represented by Republican Sen. Kevin Daley, who is term-limited in 2026. That makes this an open seat.

If you’re wondering whether you live in District 26, the easiest check is the town list below. If your township, village, or city is listed, you’re in the district and your vote will help decide this race, and I would love to have your support.

Saginaw County

Townships: Albee, Birch Run, Blumfield, Bridgeport, Chesaning, Frankenmuth, James, Maple Grove, Richland, Spaulding, St. Charles, Swan Creek, Taymouth, and Thomas.

Villages: Birch Run, Chesaning, and St. Charles.

Cities: Frankenmuth.

Genesee County

Townships: Davison, Forest, Genesee, Montrose, Richfield, Thetford, and Vienna.

Villages: Otisville, and Otter Lake (which straddles into Lapeer County).

Cities: Burton, Clio, Davison, and Montrose.

Lapeer County

Townships: Arcadia, Attica, Burlington, Burnside, Deerfield, Elba, Goodland, Imlay, Lapeer, Marathon, Mayfield, North Branch, Oregon, and Rich.

Villages: Clifford, Columbiaville, North Branch, and Otter Lake (which straddles into Genesee County).

Cities: Imlay City and Lapeer.

Tuscola County

Townships: Akron, Arbela, Dayton, Denmark, Fairgrove, Fremont, Gilford, Juniata, Millington, Tuscola, Vassar, Watertown, and Wisner.

Villages: Akron, Fairgrove, Mayville, Millington, and Reese.

Cities: Vassar.

I’m running to represent every one of these towns.

The listening tour is taking me to township, village, and city meetings across all four counties, not just the popular places to campaign. Every voter in District 26 deserves a senator who actually shows up where they live.

Meet Brendan My Five Priorities for District 26