IMPORTANT DATES
- October 19 – Last day to register to vote online or by mail. After that, register in person at your clerk’s office.
- October 20 – Recommended that you drop off absentee ballots at the clerk’s office, or a drop box, or cast it at your early voting site. It is getting late to mail it.
- October 24- November 1 – Early Voting
- November 3 – Election Day
2026 Election Information
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- VOTE411.org
- Forum for Candidates Running for Michigan Supreme Court, 2026
- Forum for Candidates Running for the Mid Michigan College Board of Trustees
- Forum for Candidates Running for the Mt Pleasant Board of Education
- Forum for Candidates Running for the Mt Pleasant City Commission
- Forum for Candidates Michigan Secretary of State
Observer Corps Reports
League in actio
n – Voting Rights & Defending Democracy in Michigan See how League is fighting for our democracy in the courts. The League of Women Voters opposes the SAVE Act suite of bills.
- Journey of a Vote – The process of checks and balances in Michigan elections.
- Resources to help you be informed: Michigan Board of State Canvassers – Michigan.gov/sos/elections/bsc
Michigan Voter Information Center – Michigan.gov/vote
Petition Manual Resource – Michigan.gov/sos search: Ballot Proposal Petition Manual
Voter Registration Process – Changes to automatic voter registration process – Starting June 1, eligible Michigan residents who complete a qualifying transaction at a Secretary of State branch office and are automatically registered or preregistered to vote will receive a letter from the Department of State with instructions on how to opt out if they desire to do so.
Find contact information for elected officials on our Public Officials page.
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- Representative John Moolenaar Phone: 202-225-3561
- Senator Gary Peters Phone: 202-224-6221
- Senator Elissa Slotkin Phone: 202-224-4822
- Governor Gretchen Whitmer Phone: 517-335-7858
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Track how your elected officials voted at GovTrack.us/congress/votes.
“It is time for all of us to stand up, speak out, and demand an end to these heinous actions. No agency or elected official is above the law. Democracy cannot endure when its government uses violence to silence dissent and evade accountability.” – League of Women Voters
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