Michigan sees record midterm primary turnout
Summary
Michigan had a record number of voters in the recent midterm primary election, with about 2.5 million people voting. This is the highest turnout ever for a midterm primary in the state.Key Facts
- Michigan held its midterm primary election on Tuesday.
- Approximately 2.5 million voters cast their ballots.
- This number sets a new record for midterm primary turnout in Michigan.
- The turnout was unusually high compared to previous midterm primaries.
- CBS News reported on the record turnout and featured expert David Becker discussing election laws.
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