Welp. Just back from the primary polling place, voter 293 for the day, will probably end the day's count under 300.
Very, v e r y slow for a primary.
But it's likely because we have absentee early voting for the first time in Michigan. https://www.bridgemi.com/michigan-government/michigan-2024-primary-934k-absentee-ballots-cast-78k-person-early-votes
There's a critical problem with this analysis of the Michigan primary results: there are crossover voters who voted for Nikki Haley who will vote for Biden in November. The "uncommitted" vote may actually be a smaller percentage of total Democratic voters because of this practice of crossing over during the primary.
Unlike neighboring Ohio, voters aren't locked into a party and can cross back in November. See 2000 primary when McCain won the Michigan primary. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/02/27/4-takeaways-michigan-primary/