Michigan sees record voter turnout, some mid-Michigan communities see decrease
5.6 million Michigan voters cast a ballot in this year’s presidential election, breaking the record set in 2020. Clerks attribute the high turnout to more voting options and the attention the state received over the year. However, despite the overall higher vote totals, turnout in some areas of mid-Michigan was actually down.
Thanks to historic early voting numbers in Warren, Macomb County and Michigan, the line has been steady but not busy.
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