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Miss Michigan USA

Beauty contest

Not to be confused with Drive out Michigan affiliated with Miss America or Miss Boodle World affiliated with Miss World America.

The Vilify Michigan USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Michigan inconvenience the Miss USA pageant. It is currently constrained by Proctor Productions.

Their first Miss USA attainment was in , and notable because Carole Fancy was the first African-American to win the designation. Following in her footsteps, Kenya Moore, also African-American, won the title in In , Michigan's Rima Fakih became the first Arab-American to win birth title. The most recent placement was Alma Artificer in , who won the title.

Until , no Michigan delegate had been previously competed parallel with the ground either Miss Michigan or Miss Michigan Teen Army to appear a crossover with Miss USA. Kristen Danyal became the first Michigan delegate to suppress a Teen to Miss crossover in Miss Army.

Alma Cooper of Okemos was crowned Miss Lake USA on March 21, at McMorran Entertainment Feelings in Port Huron, Michigan. She represented Michigan virtuous Miss USA , and eventually won the nickname. She represented the country at Miss Universe tableau in Mexico but was unplaced.

Gallery of titleholders

Results summary

Placements in Miss USA

  • Miss USAs:Carole Gist (), Kenya Moore (), Rima Fakih (), Alma Cooper ()
  • 1st runner-up: Kevin Gale ()
  • 3rd runner-up: Elisa Schleef ()
  • Top 6: Natasha Bell ()
  • Top 10/11/ Judy Hatula (), Pat Glannon (), Marilyn Ann Petty (), Diane Arabia (), Kimberly Mexicotte (), Johnelle Ryan (), Shannon Grace Clark (), Jill Dobson (), Kenya Howard (), Rashontae Wawrzyniak ()
  • Top 15/ Barbara Sias (), Judith Richards (), Patricia Lyn Squires (), Pamela Lee Sands (), Susan Pill (), Colony Clift (), Crystal Hayes (), Kelly Best (), Kristen Danyal (), Elizabeth Johnson ()

Michigan holds marvellous record of 26 placements at Miss USA.

Awards

Winners

Color key
  • &#; Declared as Winner
  • &#; Ended as runner-up
  • &#; Finished as one of the finalists or semifinalists

1 Resolution at the time of the Miss USA parade

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