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What Michiganders need to know as early voting begins for August primary
Michigan’s August 4 primary election has seen over 572,000 absentee ballots cast, with early in-person voting starting July 25 and ending August 2. All voters are eligible to vote early, no photo ID is required, and early voting sites can be located at Michigan.gov/Vote.
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