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Chris and Lloyd talk to Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie about the early votes that have been turned in 2 weeks before election day, and what that says about midterms.
DETROIT ~ More than 918,000 ballots have already been cast in Michigan ahead of the Nov. 3 election, a sign that many voters are taking advantage of early and absentee voting options. For residents balancing work, family and other responsibilities, casting a ballot before Election Day offers a convenient way to participate in decisions that will shape their communities.
Election officials expect turnout to continue climbing as early in-person voting begins statewide this weekend. The growing number of ballots reflects strong public interest in the election and expanded access that allows voters to choose when and how they make their voices heard.
