WATCH: Whitmer announces $2 million winner in 'My Shot to Win Sweepstakes'

LANSING, Mich. — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer revealed the final round of winners in the MI Shot to Win Sweepstakes Monday morning.

The $2 million grand prize winner was announced, as well as the final eight $50,000 daily prize winners and nine college scholarship recipients.

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"Thanks to every Michigander who got their shot, the MI Shot to Win Sweepstakes has been a success and we are continuing to make progress in keeping our families and communities safe," Whitmer said. "But our work is not done. We are going to keep making efforts to reach people where they are, answer their questions and help them get their shots. If we work together, I know we can get this done and continue our economic jumpstart."

Officials say Michigan recorded week-to-week increases for first-dose vaccinations throughout July during the sweepstakes:

Protect Michigan Commission

The complete list of MI Shot To Win Sweepstakes winners include:

$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