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Michigan primary election today: Detroit clerk talks DOJ observers, voter turnout

The Detroit clerk anticipates 25,000 to 40,000 voters in Detroit during today's Michigan primary election but aims for 50,000 total. The article mentions DOJ observers in the context of the election.

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