DETROIT (WWJ) - It's time to make your voices heard: Tuesday is Election Day across metro Detroit.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, for voters to cast ballots in the presidential primary and local primary races.
[To find out where to vote and exactly what will be on the ballot in your community, visit the Michigan Voter Information Center at this link]
The Democratic candidates include former Vice President Joe Biden, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, while the Republican candidates are President Donald Trump and former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld. Fourteen other names are on the ballot, but those candidates have dropped out of the race.
While presidential candidates top the ballot in communities across Michigan on this primary day, various proposals are also seeking votes across Metro Detroit.
The only tri-county issue is a renewal of the Detroit Institute of Arts millage.
In Macomb County, voters will consider an operating millage for all its school districts through a proposal from the MISD. Center Line has a public safety millage and Clinton Township voters will decide the fate and number of marijuana businesses.
Get complete information on Macomb County candidates and proposals, and check results at this link.
In Oakland County, Birmingham, Brandon, Clarkston, Farmington, Ferndale, Pontiac, and Southfield schools all have proposals. Bloomfield Township and Huntington Woods have community millages.
Get complete information on Oakland County candidates and proposals, and check results at this link.
In Wayne County, Allen Park, Crestwood, Grosse Ile, Lincoln Park, Northville, Plymouth-Canton, Southgate, Westwood and Wyandotte all have school proposals. Ecorse has a measure on marijuana business while Gibraltar, Westland and Wayne have community millages and other proposals on the ballot.
Get complete information on Wayne County candidates and proposals, and check results at this link.
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