Election Day In Michigan: Voters Turn Out At Polls For Presidential Race, Statewide Proposals (LIVE UPDATES)

LIVE UPDATES: Election Day In Michigan
Dorothy Ann Van, of Surf City, Long Beach Island, N.J., who was displaced by Superstorm Sandy, stands at the front of a line to vote Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, in Burlington, N.J., at a Mobile Voting Precinct. Election officials say Superstorm Sandy had knocked out about 900 polling places in one way or another. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)
Dorothy Ann Van, of Surf City, Long Beach Island, N.J., who was displaced by Superstorm Sandy, stands at the front of a line to vote Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, in Burlington, N.J., at a Mobile Voting Precinct. Election officials say Superstorm Sandy had knocked out about 900 polling places in one way or another. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

On Election Day, Michigan voters will consider six proposals and vote in a plethora of important races. The state has 16 electoral votes in the presidential race, and has gone Democratic every year since 1992.

Michigan polls are open Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Still looking for your polling location and ballot information? Publius.org has you covered.

Informed voters make for beautiful democracy. Stay with HuffPost Detroit all day while we bring you the story of today's election. Visit the Detroit Politics page to read about Michigan's biggest issues, go behind-the-scenes of two major grassroots campaigns and see if our bloggers can change your mind about the statewide ballot proposals.

Below, follow our live blog throughout the day for poll data, photos, links, interviews, results and more. Have problems (or funny incidents) at the polls? Email us or tweet your anecdotes and photos to @HuffPostDetroit.

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Prop 1: Emergency Manager Referendum

Michigan Ballot Proposals 2012

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