Just 5% of Michigan Primary Votes Cast on Election Day; Trump Reacts to Results
- Only 5% of Michigan primary voters cast ballots on Election Day, with most voting early or absentee, and Democrats had higher turnout than Republicans.
- Out of 7.36 million registered voters in Michigan, about 1.6 million, or 22%, participated in the primary election.
- Among those who voted, 1.38 million used absentee ballots, 140,000 voted early, and 83,000 voted on Election Day itself.
- Controversy surrounds Wayne County with concerns over mail-in ballots and accusations related to the integrity of the election.
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Just 5% of Michigan primary votes cast on Election Day; Trump reacts to results
(The Center Square) – As the dust settles from Tuesday's Michigan primary election, turnout data shows that just 5% of ballots were cast on Election Day, with Democrats far outpacing Republicans in voter participation.
Prof. Dr. Stephan Bierling with an analysis of the result of the test election in the US state of Michigan[more]]>
Live Primary Results: Michigan Senate, House, and Gubernatorial Races
Photo: Eric Seals ~ USA TODAY NETWORK MICHIGAN ~ Here are live results for Michigan’s biggest races in the 2026 primary election, with winners in bold. Latest numbers are from the Associated Press: Michigan U.S. Senate Democratic Primary (99% reporting): Abdul El-Sayed: 740,950 votes Haley Stevens: 726,057 votes Mallory McMorrow: 61,250 votes Michigan U.S. Senate Republican Primary: Mike Rogers (Unopposed) Michigan Gubernatorial Democrati…
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