Observers Say Low Voter Turnout Indicators in Detroit May Upend Whitmer’s Reelection Bid

On the eve of the midterm election, the hotly contested race for Michigan governor between Democrat incumbent Gretchen Whitmer and GOP challenger Tudor Dixon remains a toss-up.
Though the latest polls show Whitmer in the lead, 30-year veteran Michigan political consultant Jamie Roe believes Dixon is poised to pull off an upset.
“The Democrats have a turnout problem, and they know it,” Roe said in a Nov. 7 interview with The Epoch Times.
Roe’s assertion is shared by Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey, who told reporters at a Nov. 3 press conference that she expects a 28 to 32 percent turnout this year, as opposed to the 41 percent turnout in the 2018 midterms, which helped elect Whitmer to her first term as governor….}