Live Election results: How Michigan is voting for President

Millions of Michigan residents have cast their ballots and polls across Michigan close at 8 p.m. local time – with three counties in the western Upper Peninsula remaining open another hour. 

For the Michigan counties in eastern time, results can be expected to be reported throughout the night starting as soon as precincts finish inserting ballots into their tabulators.

FOX 2 is committed to you and we'll be on live for 70 straight hours of election coverage. You already know we have the most news in Metro Detroit on TV – but make sure you download the FOX LOCAL app to your smartphone or TV to stream our bonus hours of election content.

The FOX LOCAL app is 100% FREE! No cable or satellite subscription required and no email needed to log in, either. Download the app and turn on FOX 2.

Tonight at 7 p.m., instead of watching a national news outlet talk about Michigan from New York, stream FOX LOCAL. We'll start with a 30-minute You Decide special, followed by a special live edition of The Pulse at 7:30.

At 8 p.m., when the polls close, FOX 2 is bringing you live election results as they come in exclusively on our streaming platforms.
Our late news shows continue all night long until midnight – then you can watch live Michigan results all night long until 4 a.m. when our morning show takes over.

The Michigan Secretary of State said the first batch of votes will include both absentee ballots that have already been counted and early votes, which number around 3.3 million.

When results start coming in, you can see how each county in Michigan voted here: 

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said election operations had gone smoothly apart from some disruptions to a polling place in Northville Township due to a gas leak. There were also arrests made after individuals were found making threats of political violence

Results pages

Presidential race: Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris

Michigan Senate: Elissa Slotkin vs. Mike Rogers

Michigan's 13 Congressional House races

Swing state tracker: How are the seven battlegrounds voting?