EARLY VOTING

What is early voting?

The “early voting” period for Michigan elections is when voters can go to an early voting site and cast a ballot in person before Election Day. ​

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How do I vote early?

You can vote early by going to an early voting site that serves your community and checking in with the poll workers, just like you do at your polling place on Election Day. Your early voting site will most likely not be the same as your regular polling place. To find your early voting site, visit mi.gov/vote and click on “your voter information.” 

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When does early voting happen?

All Michigan voters have a Constitutional right to at least nine days of early voting in all state and federal elections, starting approximately two weeks before Election Day, but some communities will also offer early voting in other elections. Local communities have flexibility to decide the exact times they offer early voting. To find out when early voting will be offered in your community, you can contact your city or township clerk or visit mi.gov/vote and click on “your voter information.”