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Just in case doing your civic duty wasn't reason enough...

The public didn't seem to be too interested this year.

you can go to the Sec of State Office, you local clerk's office, or you can send in by mail.

We have several pairs of tickets for ringside, and you can help decide who deserves them the most. Are the signs creative? Are the people in them too cute for words? Who looks like they're biggest WWE fans?

Today on Segment 16, Mickey from the Whitecaps brought by lots of food...well, what people are hoping is food...from the new menu items up for voting for this baseball season. There's some good stuff, not so good stuff, some penis-like stuff...a whole range of options!

Today on Segment 16, the guys go through the candidates for the Whitecaps new menu items. Some of them sound like they'd be pretty good, others sound like...someone is just testing our gag reflex.

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk about some of the additional things people voted for on Tuesday, aside from the Presidential election. Including the funding that was approved for the Zoo and the Museum!

Stephen A. Smith went nuts yesterday on ESPN's First Take when he heard that San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick didn't vote in the Presidential election after leading the protest against racial injustice in this country.

Today on Segment 16, the guys keep it super short, and have a brief conversation about someone on WZZM handling sausage, the difference between stinky and non-stinky sausage handling, and then something about going to vote. Seriously, super short today.

This has been one of the most controversial and dividing elections in history so its no surprise that an issue occurred at the polls today. The Detroit Free Press is reporting that two women, one a Clinton supporter and the other a Trump supporter, got into an altercation this morning at a voting poll in Ypsilanti Township...

Tuesday is finally Election Day!  After Tuesday, we’ll no longer have to watch political ads, thank goodness!!  Officials around the state have reported more absentee ballots being returned all ready this year in comparison to the 2012 election...

We all know who's running for President, but we may not know who's running for public office closer to home. These people affect our lives more directly and more often than the President usually does, so let's learn a little more about these races. Next up is a big list, since every single seat in the Michigan House of Representatives is up for grabs. And there are 110 of them!