More than 45% of Michigan voters cast ballots before Election Day
Michigan is on track for another high turnout election. Roughly 3.3 million Michiganders – nearly 46% of registered voters – cast their ballots before the polls even opened on Tuesday, Nov. 5. That includes 2.1 million absentee ballots and 1.2 million ...
More than 2.4M voters cast early ballots in Michigan. Here's who's voting
Women in Michigan are leading the charge on early voting, according to state voting data obtained by University of Florida’s Election Lab. Female voters represented about 55% of ballots cast as of Thursday, compared to roughly 44% from men. Women make up 51.4% of active registered voters in Michigan, according to the Secretary of State's office.
Absentee ballots made sense for some in-state students who voted ... Having opportunities to get it done before Election ...
Polls of Michigan voters show the swing state continues to follow political experts’ predictions that it remains a “toss-up ...
This was the first general election in the state since the new measures went into effect allowing at least nine days of early ...
Michigan voters have cast their ballots. With Election Day over, the process of transforming unofficial election results into certified outcomes begins. Here's a look at the next phase of the ...
Thousands of ballots from overseas voters will arrive days after the polls close Nov. 5 in crucial swing-state Michigan, ...
Also, there's a handful of counties on the extreme western end of the Upper Peninsula − Gogebic, Iron, Dickinson and Menominee − where the polls will remain open until 9 p.m.
In 2020, Michigan's presidential race was called within 24 hours of polls closing. This year, clerks could tabulate absentee ...
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