Michigan Primary Detail

Michigan SOS ^ | 2/28/24 | Michigan SOS

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I took the results by county from the Secretary of state

	VOTES	VOTES	VOTES	VOTES	VOTES	PERCENT
	TRUMP	HALEY	UNCOM.	OTHER	TOTAL	TRUMP	HALEY	UNCOM.	OTHER
ALCONA	1,715	377	29	58	2,179	78.71	17.30	1.33	2.66
ALGER	936	248	28	19	1,231	76.04	20.15	2.27	1.54
ALLEGAN	11,589	4,576	500	408	17,073	67.88	26.80	2.93	2.39
ALPENA	3,451	953	129	84	4,617	74.75	20.64	2.79	1.82
ANTRIM	3,152	1,216	138	86	4,592	68.64	26.48	3.01	1.87
ARENAC	1,819	418	38	31	2,306	78.88	18.13	1.65	1.34
BARAGA	912	173	33	13	1,131	80.64	15.30	2.92	1.15
BARRY	6,948	2,357	283	206	9,794	70.94	24.07	2.89	2.10
BAY	8,836	2,545	358	187	11,926	74.09	21.34	3.00	1.57
BENZIE	2,084	840	89	59	3,072	67.84	27.34	2.90	1.92
BERRIEN	12,722	4,948	629	392	18,691	68.06	26.47	3.37	2.10
BRANCH	4,084	1,142	158	104	5,488	74.42	20.81	2.88	1.90
CALHOUN	9,072	2,870	324	243	12,509	72.52	22.94	2.59	1.94
CASS	4,758	1,310	190	137	6,395	74.40	20.48	2.97	2.14
CHARLEVOIX	2,987	1,304	141	106	4,538	65.82	28.74	3.11	2.34
CHEBOYGAN	3,158	983	111	90	4,342	72.73	22.64	2.56	2.07
CHIPPEWA	3,275	917	89	94	4,375	74.86	20.96	2.03	2.15
CLARE	3,372	719	81	77	4,249	79.36	16.92	1.91	1.81
CLINTON	6,876	3,352	324	284	10,836	63.46	30.93	2.99	2.62
CRAWFORD	1,652	457	50	27	2,186	75.57	20.91	2.29	1.24
DELTA	3,590	871	97	89	4,647	77.25	18.74	2.09	1.92
DICKINSON	2,802	736	115	93	3,746	74.80	19.65	3.07	2.48
EATON	7,509	2,619	274	268	10,670	70.37	24.55	2.57	2.51
EMMET	3,715	1,723	210	147	5,795	64.11	29.73	3.62	2.54
GENESEE	24,511	7,134	852	771	33,268	73.68	21.44	2.56	2.32
GLADWIN	3,272	755	97	58	4,182	78.24	18.05	2.32	1.39
GOGEBIC	1,230	351	31	29	1,641	74.95	21.39	1.89	1.77
GRAND TRAVERSE	8,221	4,131	414	333	13,099	62.76	31.54	3.16	2.54
GRATIOT	3,248	946	121	113	4,428	73.35	21.36	2.73	2.55
HILLSDALE	5,118	1,234	166	187	6,705	76.33	18.40	2.48	2.79
HOUGHTON	2,849	993	85	88	4,015	70.96	24.73	2.12	2.19
HURON	3,700	1,118	146	109	5,073	72.94	22.04	2.88	2.15
INGHAM	12,241	7,212	690	646	20,789	58.88	34.69	3.32	3.11
IONIA	5,501	1,863	234	171	7,769	70.81	23.98	3.01	2.20
IOSCO	3,121	844	140	91	4,196	74.38	20.11	3.34	2.17
IRON	1,540	324	58	31	1,953	78.85	16.59	2.97	1.59
ISABELLA	5,888	1,904	341	291	8,424	69.90	22.60	4.05	3.45
JACKSON	13,038	4,147	527	426	18,138	71.88	22.86	2.91	2.35
KALAMAZOO	14,713	9,162	830	739	25,444	57.83	36.01	3.26	2.90
KALKASKA	2,382	508	76	59	3,025	78.74	16.79	2.51	1.95
KENT	44,125	25,648	2,571	2,251	74,595	59.15	34.38	3.45	3.02
KEWEENAW	265	105	8	7	385	68.83	27.27	2.08	1.82
LAKE	1,333	349	36	18	1,736	76.79	20.10	2.07	1.04
LAPEER	12,210	2,604	393	305	15,512	78.71	16.79	2.53	1.97
LEELANAU	2,567	1,453	121	99	4,240	60.54	34.27	2.85	2.33
LENAWEE	8,604	2,555	328	269	11,756	73.19	21.73	2.79	2.29
LIVINGSTON	24,171	9,053	936	692	34,852	69.35	25.98	2.69	1.99
LUCE	588	115	13	17	733	80.22	15.69	1.77	2.32
MACKINAC	1,407	450	53	45	1,955	71.97	23.02	2.71	2.30
MACOMB	79,731	21,074	3,127	1,994	105,926	75.27	19.90	2.95	1.88
MANISTEE	2,747	883	121	69	3,820	71.91	23.12	3.17	1.81
MARQUETTE	4,498	1,970	210	142	6,820	65.95	28.89	3.08	2.08
MASON	3,165	1,258	108	107	4,638	68.24	27.12	2.33	2.31
MECOSTA	4,050	1,361	145	120	5,676	71.35	23.98	2.55	2.11
MENOMINEE	2,299	607	61	53	3,020	76.13	20.10	2.02	1.75
MIDLAND	7,364	3,643	337	336	11,680	63.05	31.19	2.89	2.88
MISSAUKEE	1,939	431	61	81	2,512	77.19	17.16	2.43	3.22
MONROE	14,246	3,841	543	365	18,995	75.00	20.22	2.86	1.92
MONTCALM	6,521	1,621	267	197	8,606	75.77	18.84	3.10	2.29
MONTMORENCY	1,594	338	42	35	2,009	79.34	16.82	2.09	1.74
MUSKEGON	12,099	4,497	554	430	17,580	68.82	25.58	3.15	2.45
NEWAYGO	5,890	1,439	171	148	7,648	77.01	18.82	2.24	1.94
OAKLAND	89,297	48,301	3,970	3,158	144,726	61.70	33.37	2.74	2.18
OCEANA	2,976	909	93	103	4,081	72.92	22.27	2.28	2.52
OGEMAW	3,020	578	132	64	3,794	79.60	15.23	3.48	1.69
ONTONAGON	867	198	18	17	1,100	78.82	18.00	1.64	1.55
OSCEOLA	2,806	685	68	67	3,626	77.39	18.89	1.88	1.85
OSCODA	1,259	276	60	30	1,625	77.48	16.98	3.69	1.85
OTSEGO	3,074	871	103	97	4,145	74.16	21.01	2.48	2.34
OTTAWA	28,170	15,119	1,488	1,374	46,151	61.04	32.76	3.22	2.98
PRESQUE ISLE	1,631	549	45	41	2,266	71.98	24.23	1.99	1.81
ROSCOMMON	3,827	965	176	96	5,064	75.57	19.06	3.48	1.90
SAGINAW	14,424	4,565	642	447	20,078	71.84	22.74	3.20	2.23
SANILAC	5,405	1,244	208	111	6,968	77.57	17.85	2.99	1.59
SCHOOLCRAFT	967	219	23	26	1,235	78.30	17.73	1.86	2.11
SHIAWASSEE	6,888	1,977	269	266	9,400	73.28	21.03	2.86	2.83
ST CLAIR	18,583	4,446	637	461	24,127	77.02	18.43	2.64	1.91
ST JOSEPH	4,994	1,637	185	142	6,958	71.77	23.53	2.66	2.04
TUSCOLA	6,604	1,460	244	187	8,495	77.74	17.19	2.87	2.20
VAN BUREN	5,764	2,274	224	194	8,456	68.16	26.89	2.65	2.29
WASHTENAW	14,566	13,038	772	799	29,175	49.93	44.69	2.65	2.74
WAYNE	72,572	27,381	4,299	2,146	106,398	68.21	25.73	4.04	2.02
WEXFORD	3,442	976	90	88	4,596	74.89	21.24	1.96	1.91
TOTAL	754,136	293,243	33,178	25,138	1,105,695	68.20	26.52	3.00	2.27

[enumerated]

The delegate split was Trump 12 - Haley 4.

There are another 39 delegates at stake on Saturday’s caucuses - 3 for each of 13 congressional districts. Even she wins two districts that leaves 33 for Trump making the total split 45 - 10. Not bad.

Having said that, there was not a single county that Trump lost, so since each district is winner-take-all (3), it is quite possible he wins all 39 caucus delegates.

Making the split 51-4.

[LS]

Due to a pending court case about the GOP chairmanship there, no delegates were actually awarded last night.

[enumerated]

Interesting.

Are they disputing the 12-4 split, or just squabbling over who gets to award them?

[Gort_Klaatu]

Haley will stay in until Super Tuesday, drop out, then wait until the DNC uses her to replace Harris as Biden’s running mate. They will claim this will unite the country. Stupid people will fall for the charade and vote for them. It will make the race closer so it will be easier to cheat again. Right now it is hard to cheat when you are trailing by 7-8 points.

[cgbg]

Meet Liz Cheney.

https://centerforpolitics.org/staff/liz-cheney/

This is what happens to Republicans with TDS.

Nikki is done.

[Texan4Life]

And compare the Total Votes R cast to the total votes D cast: 762,697.

[Texan4Life]

I’m hoping and praying for a Nikki “Howard Dean” speech ! ! !

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaah ! ! ! ! !

[LS]

It’s who gets to award them-—a fight over who is the rightful chairman.

[Steven Scharf]

More than 1.8 million Michiganders voted in the 2024 Democratic and Republican primary, making up around 22% of registered voters statewide. In the Republican primary, about 1.1 million people voted, while in the less competitive Democratic primary, around 740,000 cast their vote as of results tallied Wednesday morning.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/michigan-primary-2024-voter-turnout/