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Michigan unveils $5M COVID-19 vaccine lottery
Michigan is announcing it will give away $5 million in prizes to people who are vaccinated against COVID-19.
LANSING, Mich. - The first winners of Michigan's vaccine lottery will be announced this week.
The state's "MI Shot to Win" sweepstakes is offering millions of dollars in cash to a select few that have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine and registered for the lottery.
The winners of the daily $50,000 drawings will be announced Wednesday. The drawing was scheduled to happen "on or about July 11, 2021."
Many of the $50,000 daily drawing winners have already been selected, with the first being drawn July 6. Those smaller cash prizes are reserved for anyone that gets their first shot on a day in July.
The $1 million and $2 million drawings are reserved for someone who received their first shot between Dec. 1 and July 30.
The $2 million drawing is scheduled to take place on or about Aug. 4.
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If you're curious about how to sign up for the vaccine sweepstakes, you can learn more about how to do it here.