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Early voting in metro Detroit is surging as voters prioritize key races from Congress to local offices, driven by a desire to avoid Election Day lines. With over 30 absentee drop boxes and strong turnout at city clerks’ offices, officials brace for a busy primary — one that could reshape both parties ahead of November. Oakland County Clerk Lisa Brown warns voters they can only vote within their party’s slate, a rule that often leads to spoiled ballots in August primaries — unlike the general election where cross-party voting is allowed. Despite the crowds, county staff are prepared to handle the influx thanks to solid coordination between local clerks.

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