Michigan launched the Michigan Voting Dashboard for transparency in elections, providing real-time absentee and early voting data.

The public can now see how many ballots have been cast each day across Michigan ahead of the presidential election. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson unveiled the new dashboard Wednesday, Oct. 16, that can be accessed by going to Michigan.gov/votingdashboard.

Early voting in Michigan will start statewide Oct. 26 and end Nov. 3, but some communities, such as Detroit, will start sooner. Here's your guide.

The election is less than three weeks later. For anyone interested in seeing how many ballots have been returned in Michigan, a new dashboard offers up-to-date information ahead of the 2024 November election.

There are about 20 days left until the November 5th election. Absentee ballots provide a lot of flexibility, but local clerks shared that even if a ballot isn’t immediately returned it doesn’t mean a vote won’t be cast.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson unveiled a new tool that will allow voters to see more information about absentee and early voting totals.

Michigan.gov/votingdashboard will be updated daily to reflect all voting information available to the public to date. The dashboard is a tool that is meant to boost voter transparency and trust ahead of the November election.

Michigan voters will now have a much better idea of what kind of participation there is in the state's elections with the launch of a new dashboard that helps track ballots being tabulated through mail and at early centers.