Michigan’s new congressional map: 3 battlegrounds, 1 Dem-vs.-Dem primary

Michigan’s new congressional map triggered a member-on-member primary between Reps. Haley Stevens and Andy Levin. in the state’s new 11th District, a safe blue seat to the north of Detroit. | Chip Somodevilla, Samuel Corum/Getty Images

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Michigan’s new congressional map likely sets up three battleground seats for the next decade, while teeing up a Democratic member-on-member clash between Reps. Haley Stevens and Andy Levin.

Michigan is on track to be much more hotly contested at the congressional level than during the previous decades, when just two seats switched party hands, both in 2018.

The state’s new independent commission approved one of its proposed

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