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On voting day for the US midterm elections, more than 55 million people across the United States voted in advance, and Michigan became the center of attention. As of the last day before the election, more than 2.3 million voters in Michigan had cast early ballots, an increase of about 23% from the previous midterm election. In Detroit, are voters most concerned about the economy, jobs, or other issues? VOA reporters Lee Yehu and Liu Anmin went to local polling stations to hear what voters had to say.

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On voting day for the US midterm elections, more than 55 million people across the United States voted in advance, and Michigan became the center of attention. As of the last day before the election, more than 2.3 million voters in Michigan had cast early ballots, an increase of about 23% from the previous midterm election. In Detroit, are voters most concerned about the economy, jobs, or other issues? VOA reporters Lee Yehu and Liu Anmin went to local polling stations to hear what voters had to say.

On voting day for the US midterm elections, more than 55 million people across the United States voted in advance, and Michigan became the center of attention. As of the last day before the election, more than 2.3 million voters in Michigan had cast early ballots, an increase of about 23% from the previous midterm election. In Detroit, are voters most concerned about the economy, jobs, or other issues? VOA reporters Lee Yehu and Liu Anmin went to local polling stations to hear what voters had to say.

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