(WXYZ) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and others announced the final winners of the MI Shot to Win sweepstakes Monday morning.
“The sweepstakes and news coverage helped spur conversations between families and friends about the sweepstakes,” said Protect Michigan Commission Director Kerry Ebersole Singh in a press release. “Several winners who were previously unvaccinated before the sweepstakes said they were inspired to get their vaccinations based on those discussions and the prizes they could win.”
The state noted that Michigan recorded week-to-week increases for first dose vaccinations throughout July during the sweepstakes.
Michigan recorded week-to-week increases for first dose vaccinations throughout July during the sweepstakes:
July 4-10 28,000 first doses administered
July 11-17 30,000 first doses administered
July 18-24 35,000 first doses administered
July 25-30 41,000 first doses administered
The remaining $50,000 winners were:
Todd Demeyers of Oakland Township
Alyssa Armstrong of Caledonia
Caleb Nielsen of Paw Paw
Brandon Ebright of Okemos
Kevin Underwood of Lowell
Brian Kulesz of Sterling Heights
Breya Matthews of Grand Rapids
Jacqueline Paul of Indian River
The $2 million winner was Christine Duval of Bloomfield Township.
“Winning the MI Shot to Win grand prize will help us achieve all of our dreams,” she said.
Here is the full list of winners from the state:
$2 Million Winner
Christine Duval, Bloomfield Township, Oakland County
$1 Million Winner
LaTonda Anderson, Grand Blanc, Genesee County
Michigan Education Trust Scholarship Winners
Landon Burkhart, Dakota High School, Macomb County
Karan Choudhary, Plymouth High School, Wayne County
Josiah DeBaets, Eastern High School, Kent County
Ian Miller, Salem High School, Wayne County
Meadow Surman, White Lake Middle School, Oakland County
Mallory Wheeler, Reading High School, Hillsdale County
Jackson Wittwer, Eisenhower High School, Macomb County
Kamare Wright, Thurston High School, Wayne County
Hudson Chambers, Grand Rapids City High Middle School, Kent County
$50,000 Daily Drawing Winners:
| July 1 | Amber Berger | New Baltimore, Macomb County |
| July 2 | Adrienne Peterson | Southfield, Oakland County |
| July 3 | Chris Ackerman | Detroit, Wayne County |
| July 4 | Larita Lee | Wyoming, Kent County |
| July 5 | Jenna Basaj | Sterling Heights, Macomb County |
| July 6 | Paul Bareno | Rockford, Kent County |
| July 7 | Leslie Boney | West Bloomfield, Oakland County |
| July 8 | Jonathan Barraw | Traverse City, Grand Traverse County |
| July 9 | Mikayla Alexander | Detroit, Wayne County |
| July 10 | Erika Smith | Flint, Genesee County |
| July 11 | Majid Al-hacham | Detroit, Wayne County |
| July 12 | Anthony Carroll | Detroit, Wayne County |
| July 13 | Jonelle Shannon | Grand Rapids, Kent County |
| July 14 | Debbie Cameron | Port Huron, St. Clair County |
| July 15 | Jacqueline Mabee | Allegan, Allegan County |
| July 16 | Clara Jekel | Holland, Ottawa County |
| July 17 | Ke’Lexis Love | Flint, Genesee County |
| July 18 | Brianna Hrejsa | Grand Rapids, Kent County |
| July 19 | Brian Loussia | West Bloomfield, Oakland County |
| July 20 | Diedrie Malloy (DJ) | Kincheloe, Chippewa County |
| July 21 | Joshua Long | Grand Rapids, Kent County |
| July 22 | Joel Cotton | South Lyon, Oakland County |
| July 23 | Todd Demeyers | Oakland Township, Oakland County |
| July 24 | Alyssa Armstrong | Caledonia, Kent County |
| July 25 | Caleb Nielsen | Paw Paw, Van Buren County |
| July 26 | Brandon Ebright | Okemos, Ingham County |
| July 27 | Kevin Underwood | Lowell, Kent County |
| July 28 | Brian Kulesz | Sterling Heights, Macomb County |
| July 29 | Jacqueline Paul | Indian River, Cheboygan County |
| July 30 | Breya Matthews | Grand Rapids, Kent County |
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