@michigan.mainstay1: Last night, on the first day of Michigan's in-person early voting, President Barack Obama joined Abdul El-Sayed and Jocelyn Benson for a rally in Detroit. With Election Day on Nov. 3, the message was simple: don't wait. The rally was meant to encourage voters to cast ballots early for Democrats across the state. The races on the ballot affect everyday life in Michigan, including an open U.S. Senate seat and the governor's office. Secretary of state, attorney general, and control of the state legislature are also in play. Michigan has a long history of deciding close elections, and early voting is open now. Here's how to make your plan: ✅ Check your registration ✅ Pick your early voting day ✅ Bring a friend Your vote is your voice. Use it early. 💙 #ElSayed #obama #voteforabdulmichigan #MichiganSenate #viral