Jeremy Moss, a Michigan state senator and president pro tempore of the Michigan Senate since January 2023, is projected to win the Democratic primary in the state’s 11th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Multiple reports describe the race as a crowded Democratic contest with five other candidates, and say Moss’s primary victory positions him to succeed U.S. Rep. Debbie Stevens in the House. One outlet reports Moss defeated the field in the primary and is therefore set to advance to the general election as the party’s nominee. The reporting frames the result as moving Moss from the state legislature to federal office, contingent on the general election outcome. The articles do not provide additional details about vote totals, the broader field of Republican or independent challengers, or the timing of the House succession, but they consistently state that the primary win is the next step in determining who will represent Michigan’s 11th District in Congress.