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Michigan House District 51, Matt Maddock

Township of Highland, Oakland County

Who represents Highland Township

Highland Township is a township of about 19,700 people in Oakland County. Its supervisor is Rick Hamill. In Lansing it is represented by State Representative Matt Maddock and State Senator Jim Runestad; in Washington by U.S. Representative Lisa C. McClain and Michigan's two U.S. Senators.

people
19,704

American Community Survey 2020-2024

elected officials
21

From Lansing to Washington

districts
3

That hold part of Highland Township

Local

Highland Township

As Highland Township's own website lists them, read November 7, 2026. See the page

County

Oakland County

Elected by the whole county. See the page

State of Michigan

Michigan House

The share of Highland Township's people each state representative represents, 2020 Census.

Michigan Senate

The share of Highland Township's people each state senator represents, 2020 Census.

Statewide offices

Elected by all of Michigan.

Federal

U.S. House

The share of Highland Township's people each member of Congress represents, 2020 Census.

U.S. Senate

Elected by all of Michigan.

Highland Township Hall

205 N. John Street, Highland, MI 48357
(248) 887-3791 Official website

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More on Highland Township

Who represents Highland Township, answered

5 questions

Who is the supervisor of Highland Township?
Rick Hamill, as Highland Township's own website lists, with 6 more elected officials on its council.
Who is the state representative for Highland Township?
Matt Maddock (Michigan House District 51) represents all of Highland Township's.
Who is the state senator for Highland Township?
Jim Runestad (Michigan Senate District 23) represents all of Highland Township's.
Who is the member of Congress for Highland Township?
Lisa C. McClain (Michigan's 9th Congressional District) represents all of Highland Township's.
Who are the U.S. Senators for Highland Township?
Gary C. Peters and Elissa Slotkin, who represent all of Michigan.

Lines: U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb and the City of Detroit (2026 council districts). Town boundaries: the Census Bureau's county subdivisions. People per district and town: 2020 Census block groups. Officials: the City of Detroit, the State of Michigan, the Michigan Legislature (via Open States) and congress-legislators. Checked every week, and every day around each election.