Most Michiganders voted early or absentee in 2024. See how your county cast ballots

LANSING — Early in-person voting was the most common way to cast a ballot in three Michigan counties in last year's presidential election and was especially popular in areas that backed Donald Trump.

More than 1.2 million voters used the new option, which gives residents at least nine days of early, in-person voting statewide.

Voters in Barry, Allegan and Kalkaska counties — which overwhelmingly went for Trump — were the biggest fans, casting more than a third of all ballots during the early in-person period, according to new Michigan Secretary of State data.

More than 5.6 million Michiganders voted, or 79% of active voters, during the state’s 2024 presidential election — making Michigan the third highest voter turnout state in the nation last year.



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