Exit Poll: Michigan Voters Unhappy With Clinton, Trump
Michigan voters had reservations about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and concerns about the economy during the election Tuesday.
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Michigan voters had reservations about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and concerns about the economy during the election Tuesday.
The 85-year-old Levin defeated Republican Christopher Morse.
Earlier in the day, Trump refused to say whether he would accept the election results.
Trump Jr. says that Michigan is a very important state for his father because it is one of the original homes for working class people.
"Both candidates kind of suck..."
"I don't want anyone else speaking for me," said Donald Robertson of Southfield about voting today.
How important is that red white and blue "I Voted" sticker to you?
"Oh, I'm not getting out of that line, there was no way I was going to leave," he told WWJ Newsradio 950. "I was determined to stay and vote, it's too important."
"These folks is tripping" the videographer David Irvin says.
The polls are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday and as long as you're in line, you'll be able to vote.
Hillary Clinton is confident Michigan will remain reliably Democratic, while Donald Trump is hoping he is the presidential nominee who can finally carry the state for Republicans again.
"If your trusted advisers don't trust you to tweet, how can we trust him with the nuclear codes?" Obama said.
It's an issue on Election Day, when every vote matters but people in 26 percent of Detroit households don't have access to a car.
Janet Reno, the first woman to serve as U.S. attorney general and the epicenter of several political storms during the Clinton administration, has died.
The girl's family says she was illegally rejected because of a disability.