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Michigan Early Voting Explained | Detroit News
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Michigan’s early voting system is now a voter-friendly standard, letting you cast your ballot anytime before Election Day — no lines, no rush, just your vote counted once. Approved by voters in 2022, early voting kicked off in the presidential primary and now includes up to 29 days in some areas, with Detroit even using it for local races. You’ll find your local polling place details online up to 60 days ahead. Remember: ballots aren’t counted until 8 PM on Election Day, and while you can snap a photo of your ballot, keep it clean — no selfies or extras. And hey, those cool new “I Voted” stickers? They’re not ready for August — but you can still grab last year’s special edition.
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