Early voting starts on Oct. 26 in Michigan, making it the final battleground where it will commence.
State law dictates that it must begin nine days before Election Day, which this year is Nov. 5.
Municipalities, however, can start early voting almost a month prior to Election Day.
Three municipalities—Detroit, East Lansing, and Canton Township—have already initiated early voting. It began Oct. 19 in the Motor City and Oct. 21 in the two other jurisdictions, according to the Michigan Department of State.
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Detroit on Oct. 19 in conjunction with that milestone.
“We are going to break some records here in Detroit today,” Harris told the crowd….