Paul Brown and Amir Makled won two eight-year seats on the University of Michigan’s Board of Regents in the Nov. 3 midterm election.
They defeated Republicans Michael Schostak and Lena Epstein.
The Associated Press vote tallies revealed that Brown came in first place with 27.2% of the votes.
Makled followed with 25.5 % of the vote.
Schostak and Epstein each won 22% of the vote.
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