There were lots of firsts in Michigan’s August primary. Held in a pandemic and the first election with expanded access to the polls — anyone can now vote absentee — Detroit’s primary had a big turnout last week. November should be even bigger. Orlando Bailey moderates a discussion with Daniel Baxter, director of external affairs and former Detroit director of elections; political consultant Wendy Caldwell-Liddel; and Brandon Dillon, former chair of the Michigan Democratic Party and partner at the WinMatt Group.
Michigan election experts discuss Detroit’s historic primary 2020 results
