Approximately 45 percent of registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday's mid-term election, according to Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land.
Land had predicted a turnout of 52 percent (3.8 million voters). Michigan has 7.28 million voters. Approximately 54 percent of voters in the NBC25 viewing area voted.
The turnout compared to the last gubernatorial election in 2002 where 47.3 percent of registered voters cast ballots.
A list of turnout by county is available here: 2010 General Election Turnout pdf
Turnout in the NBC25 viewing area by county
Arenac: 56 percent
Bay: 59 percent
Clare: 52 percent
Genesee: 49 percent
Gladwin: 51 percent
Huron: 57 percent
Iosco: 50 percent
Isabella: 49 percent
Lapeer: 57 percent
Midland: 56 percent
Ogemaw: 53 percent
Oscoda: 54 percent
Roscommon: 57 percent
Saginaw: 53 percent
Sanilac: 54 percent
Tuscola: 54 percent
