Michigan Presidential Primary Set for Tuesday Amid GOP Challenges

Voters to choose from a mix of active and suspended campaigns, as Republicans navigate a unique delegate allocation process.

Michigan holds its presidential primary on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, with a mix of candidates still in the race and those who have suspended their campaigns appearing on the ballot.
The Republican primary is more contested, with former President Donald Trump and Nikki Haley among the notable candidates still running. On the Democratic side, President Joe Biden faces a challenge from U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips.
A movement among some Democrats to vote 'uncommitted' in the primary aims to protest Biden's stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Michigan's GOP faces a unique situation with a hybrid primary and convention system due to RNC rules, complicating delegate allocation.
The Michigan GOP is also dealing with internal leadership disputes, with dueling conventions scheduled due to a conflict over party chairmanship.