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Live election results

By Spartan Newsroom | November 6, 2018

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Future voter stickers sit on a table at a Delhi Township voting location.

Matt Schmucker

Future voter stickers sit on a table at a Delhi Township voting location.

Find up-to-date election results from these sources:

Michigan Secretary of State
Ingham County Clerk
Eaton County Clerk
Clinton County Clerk

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