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Michigan House District 64, Joe Pavlov Michigan House District 63, Jay DeBoyer Michigan House District 65, Jaime Greene

St. Clair County, Michigan

Who represents St. Clair County

About 160,000 people live in St. Clair County across 31 cities, townships and villages. 3 state representatives, 2 state senators and 1 member of Congress represent part of it, and Michigan's governor and two U.S. Senators all of it.

people
160,221

American Community Survey 2020-2024

cities, townships and villages
31

Each with its own page below

elected officials
13

Who represent all or part of the county

County

St. Clair County government

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

State of Michigan

Michigan House

The share of the county's people each state representative represents, 2020 Census.

Michigan Senate

The share of the county's people each state senator represents.

Statewide offices

Elected by all of Michigan.

Federal

U.S. House

The share of the county's people each member of Congress represents.

U.S. Senate

Elected by all of Michigan.

Cities, townships and villages in St. Clair County

The other counties

More on St. Clair County

Who represents St. Clair County, answered

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Who are the state representatives for St. Clair County?
Joe Pavlov (House District 64), Jay DeBoyer (House District 63), and Jaime Greene (House District 65). Each town's page below names the ones for that town.
Who represents St. Clair County in Congress?
Lisa C. McClain, Michigan's 9th Congressional District (all of the county's), with U.S. Senators Gary C. Peters and Elissa Slotkin for all of Michigan.
How do I find exactly who represents my address?
Type it in the box on the elected officials home page, or tap Begin exploring on the map above and tap your block. You get every official for that spot.

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.