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As Americans look to the 2024 general election, trends from the 2024 primary in Michigan, which took place on February 27, 2024, can highlight both strengths in election administration and potential challenges as November approaches.
The 2020 presidential election in Michigan saw record turnout and an increased use of absentee ballots and early voting, a trend seen nationwide as election officials responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. The electoral process proceeded smoothly as voters participated despite unprecedented challenges. This report will look at results from the 2024 presidential primary in the state, recent changes in Michigan election law and administration, and trends in voting behavior. By understanding these trends and changes in election administration, we can anticipate some challenges that may continue in the general election and its effects on election administration in Michigan and nationwide.
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