Early in-person voting has officially started in Michigan, coinciding with significant turnout across various cities. With more than 145,000 voters casting ballots on the first day, areas like Lansing, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and Detroit have reported brisk traffic at polling locations. Election officials anticipate a strong participation rate, and efforts are underway to boost turnout among young voters, including the opening of a voting hub at Michigan State University. Communities are encouraged to develop voting plans as the early voting period runs until November 3. Amidst these developments, candidates like Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris have campaigned in Michigan, further energizing the electorate in this pivotal swing state.