LANSING, Mich. — The state of Michigan is looking to spend about $10 million dollars to help protect voters and poll workers on Election Day.
In terms of financial breakdown, about $4.5 million went to cover the cost to send every registered voter an absentee ballot application.
The Secretary of State’s office said it spent $2.2 million dollars for protective equipment kits for every poll worker at each precinct.
Due to COVID-19, voting may look different come August.
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