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Need a ride to the polls? Free rides are available on Election Day
Detroit offers free rides to polling places on Election Day to encourage voter turnout. Early voting saw 979 ballots cast across the city, with initiatives like the Early Voting Challenge aiming to boost participation. The US Department of Justice plans to send election monitors to Detroit, prompting local leaders to emphasize compliance with election laws.
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Janice WinfreypersonAndre GilbertpersonDr. Louis ForsythepersonDetroitplaceDetroit City Clerk's OfficeorganizationSuburban Mobility Authority for Regional TransportationorganizationDDOTorganizationDepartment of ElectionsorganizationU.S. Department of Justiceorganizationprimary electiontopicvoter turnouttopic
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