Primary results: A look around metro Detroit - Fox 2 News Headlines

Take a look a key results from Tuesday's Michigan primary:

- Former Michigan Congressman Pete Hoekstra defeated Clark Durant and Randy Hekman in the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate. Hoekstra faces two-term Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow in the November general election. Hoekstra told supporters yesterday that his campaign will take what it's learned "and apply it to the next 13 weeks."

- U.S. Rep. Gary Peters has won the Democratic primary in Michigan's 14th District, defeating another member of Congress and three other candidates. Peters and U.S. Rep. Hansen Clarke ran in the same district after Michigan lost a seat due to population loss. Clarke's defeat means for the first time since 1965, the Detroit area will not be represented by two black members of Congress.

- Rep. John Conyers says he's gratified to win the Democratic nomination for a 25th term in office. Conyers easily defeated four Democrats in Tuesday's primary election. He's running in a newly drawn district that includes part of Detroit and more suburban territory than he's accustomed to representing.

- John Dingell has defeated Daniel Marcin in the Democratic primary in pursuit of his 29th full term in Congress. Dingell of Dearborn faces Republican opposition in the Nov. 7 general election for Michigan's 12th Congressional District seat.

- Syed Taj has won the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House seat formerly held by Republican Thaddeus McCotter, Tea party favorite Kerry Bentivolio has won the Republican primary for the seat.

Voters in southeastern Michigan have approved a special millage to support the Detroit Institute of Arts. Leaders of the cultural institution say the 10-year millage passed Tuesday by voters in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties provides financial stability.

Macomb County

Approved Millages:
Eastpointe Library - Yes
Warren, Washington Township, Harrison Township police - Yes
Bruce Township, Washington Township senior transportation - Yes
Bruce Township, Washington Township parks - Yes

Rejected Millages:
New Haven Public Safety - No
New Baltimore - No

Oakland County

Approved Millages
All police, fire and public safety millages - Yes
Hazel Park Schools - Yes
Brandon Township library - Yes
Berkley services - Yes

Rejected Millages
Oak Park retirement - No
Oxford library - No
Holly Schools - No

Wayne County

Approved Millages
Garden City and Romulus Schools - Yes
Redford public safety - Yes
Livonia roads - Yes
Westland library - Yes

Rejected Millages
Huron Township public safety - No
River Rouge Schools - No

Get complete primary election results on the Politics Page on myFOXDetroit.com.

- The Associated Press contributed to this report