Statewide Ballot Proposals and Election Information: What You Need to Know

Proposal 2026-1: Constitutional Convention (constitutional amendment)

Come join your community for a family-friendly day of great music, food, and fun!   Meet our organization, get local voting information, learn how to register to vote, and find information on the MI ballot proposals 1 and 2.

Starting October 20, you will need to register in person at your city or township clerk's office.

Use MI.GOV/VOTE  for more information.

Starting October 21, we recommend returning your ballot in person to your city or township clerk's office or to a secure drop box for your designated voting area.

Use MI.GOV/VOTE  for more information.

Zoom https://tinyurl.com/20261020CandidateForum - Please send your candidate questions to cclwvmi [at] gmail.com

Speakers: Laura Ford, PhD, RN, CNP, Professional Senior Instructor at Western Michigan University and William Wadland, MD, MS, Professor Emeritus Past Chair Department of Family Medicine Michigan State University Associate Dean.

Contact your clerk or visit MI.GOV/VOTE to find out when and where you can vote early for the Nov 3 General Election.

If you need to register, use MI.GOV/VOTE to find where to register and then where you vote.  They may not be the same place.