Analyzing Voter Turnout and Protest Votes in Michigan

The chapter examines the recent Michigan primary elections, focusing on the voting patterns of different demographic groups like Arab Americans and young voters. It explores the unexpected outcome of 'uncommitted' voters earning 13% of the total vote, with specific attention on the protest vote in Dearborn against Biden. The discussion also covers implications for Biden's campaign, potential risks from dissatisfied younger voters, and concerns about extremist sentiments within activist movements.