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Detroit’s turning early voting into a block party—food, music, and big races on the ballot as voters gear up for the August 4 primary. With governor and U.S. Senate seats at stake, this election matters more than ever. Early voting isn’t just convenience—it’s a chance to research, reflect, and vote with confidence. Young voters like 18-year-old Gavin Hudson are focused on education funding, while others push for higher wages and better housing. City officials stress the election’s integrity, citing 98% accuracy over the last decade, and urge voters to resist misinformation. The goal? Empower every voice to choose leaders who’ll drive real change and unity.

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