Michigan voters will choose party nominees in governor, U.S. Senate and other contests on Aug. 4. State officials say mail-ballot requests are 68.5% above the comparable point in 2022.
Statewide early in-person voting began July 25 for Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary, with Lansing voters facing contests for governor, Congress and state legislative offices.
Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary will nominate candidates for major state and federal offices while Kent County voters consider listed local public-service and millage proposals.