Michigan primary election

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• Tuesday is primary election day for Michigan voters, and MLive.coms team of reporters will have all the latest news, both locally and statewide. But we want to hear from you, too.
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• Todays Republican presidential primary in Michigan, once expected to be a cakewalk for spent about $15,000 on phone calls in the state, according to Federal Election Commission reports. Despite those efforts, a high turnout is not guaranteed.
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• a candidate to challenge Democratic President Barack Obama in the November election. Here are a few facts about the Arizona Republican primary. +Unlike the Michigan primary, the Arizona primary is a winner-takes-all race with 29 delegates up for grabs.
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• Special live coverage from the CNN Election Center begins at 7 p.m. ET and runs until Feb. 29 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. CNN.com will also live stream the Arizona and Michigan primary coverage online. Fox News decided not to send in its coverage plans.
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• In the days leading up to the election, Paul is also making stops All around, its been an exciting primary. "It seems there is a lot more attention on Michigan," she said. "It seems to be more important this time around.
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• which also holds its primary tomorrow. Michigan, with 30 delegates at stake, is the larger prize and a key swing state that will also factor in the general election. Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich trail the two leaders in both states, according to the latest polls.
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• Michigan election officials are expecting between 15 percent and 20 percent of the states registered voters to cast ballots in the presidential primary election.
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• The Detroit Free Press made two endorsements for this years primary election. • MITT ROMNEY also makes him an obvious pick for Michigan's largest news organization.
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