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A small group of voters trickled into the polling centre on an abnormally warm Election Day morning in Ann Arbor, with many having already voted early.

On an abnormally warm fall morning on the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus, dozens of students stood in line to vote at the university’s early voting centre.

It’s a point not lost on Hannah Brocks, 20, who waited in a long line last week to attend a packed Harris and Walz rally in Ann Arbor in a local park.

Three games earlier Moss threw 51 times, the second-highest total by a Riley-coached quarterback, in a loss in Ann Arbor.

Michiganders couldn’t care less; Trump’s remarks might have even lifted his numbers outside the Motor City and Ann Arbor.