ChainCatcher news, according to Edison Research: Preliminary results from Michigan's exit polls show that Trump won 45% of female voters (up 2% from 2020), while Harris won 53%; Trump won 53% of white voters (down 2% from 2020), while Harris won 44%; Trump won 50% of voters under 45 (up 5% from 2020), while Harris won 47%; Trump won 48% of voters aged 45 and over (down 1% from 2020), while Harris won 50%; Trump won 43% of voters aged 65 and over (down 6% from 2020), while Harris won 55%.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNN, the election day in the key "swing state" of Michigan has started smoothly, according to the office of Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.Officials stated that there have been no reports of significant voting issues or large-scale lines in the state, nor any reports of weather-related incidents or polling place closures.So far today, 8,000 absentee ballots have been returned, and more than 820 people have registered to vote through Michigan's same-day voter registration option.The Secretary of State's office reported that as of today, over 3.3 million voters in Michigan have cast their votes through early in-person voting and absentee voting, with a turnout rate of 45.8%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas on the X platform, the Michigan state pension fund has purchased an Ethereum ETF. It is reported that the state pension fund had previously bought a Bitcoin ETF, but the scale of funds used to purchase the Ethereum ETF is larger than that used for the Bitcoin ETF ($10 million vs. $7 million).

ChainCatcher news, according to Watcher.Guru, the state of Michigan in the United States has included Bitcoin ETFs in its pension fund and disclosed a purchase of $6.6 million.In addition, according to financial data platform Fintel, the Michigan pension fund bought 110,000 shares of the ARKB Bitcoin spot ETF in the second quarter, valued at approximately $6.6 million.Previously reported, Steven Fulop, the mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, announced on Thursday that the city's pension fund will allocate a certain percentage of its investments to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).