Michigan voters are eagerly awaiting the first wave of unofficial results from the battleground state, with Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announcing that these results could start coming in as early as Tuesday night. The last polls are set to close at 9 p.m. ET.
Secretary Benson explained that the initial numbers will include votes cast in person at early vote centers, as well as absentee ballots that have already been returned and tabulated. Michigan's new law allowing for early tabulation has facilitated this process, with over 80% of absentee ballots sent to voters already returned.
