Students shatter voter turnout records in Michigan
Young voters turned out in record numbers to cast ballots at Michigan universities. Students faced long lines while participating in the midterm elections driven by economic concerns.
2,668 students registered and voted on Tuesday at two University of Michigan hubs, shattering previous election records. Early vote totals rose 8% over 2024 levels, surpassing 8,600 ballots cast across campus polling sites. The surge highlights shifting youth dynamics in the United States senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers.
