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Wayne County Seal
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Click here for the Wayne County page showing unofficial Primary results for August 4, 2026.

tomorrow is election day
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You can register to vote or update your registration in person at your city or township clerk's office with proof of residency until 8 pm tomorrow (August 4).

Dont wait for election day
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All city and township clerks must be open for at least eight hours this weekend (Aug 2-3) for voter registration and in-person absentee voting. You can find your clerk’s hours and locations at mi.gov/vote. Early voting sites also must be open this weekend for at least eight hours a day. To find out exactly when and where early voting will be offered in your community, visit mi.gov/vote and click on “Where do I go to Early Vote.”

want to reg
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Early voting for the August 4 Primary Election will take place at early voting sites. Those sites must be open from Saturday, July 25, through Sunday, August 2, for at least eight hours a day.

sign ballot
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Make sure YOUR ballot is counted! Remember to sign the outside of your ballot envelope with your official signature before turning it in.

mail in ballot
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If you still have your absentee ballot, you should return it ASAP! Before you do, remember to sign your ballot envelope with your official signature. You can return your absentee ballot to your city or township clerk’s office, to a secure drop box in your city or township, or you can bring your completed absentee ballot to your early voting site or (if you live anywhere other than Detroit) to your polling place on Election Day (August 4) and feed it into a tabulator. After tomorrow, unless you’re serving in the military or living overseas, we no longer recommend returning your ballot by mail.

trump address
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“The League of Women Voters strongly denounces President Trump’s false, outlandish, and indefensible claims related to the security of US elections.

JULy 13 ptv
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Monday, July 20 is the last day to register to vote or to update your registration online or by mail for the August 4 Election. Starting Tuesday, July 21 (through 8 p.m. on Election Day), you can only register to vote or update your registration by visiting your city or township clerk’s office, completing a registration application, and providing proof of residency. To register online, or to download a printable application, visit: MI.gov/vote.

FEC
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Don’t panic! This should not impact Michigan voters for the August 4 Primary Election or November 3 General Election.

Permanent absentee ballot list
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The Permanent Mail Ballot List is a list of voters who have signed up to automatically receive a ballot by mail before each election.

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