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Track your ballot
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If you're voting from home in the November election, you can track the status of your application AND your ballot at MI.gov/vote.

Vote 411
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Learn about your candidates' experience and where they stand on the issues that matter.  Find out your voting options and make a plan for Election Day.

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LWV is a proud national premiere partner of Vote Early Day, a non-partsan movement of media companies, businesses, nonprofits, election administrators, and creatives working to ensure all Americans have the tools to vote early.

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LANSING – Election experts joined the League of Women Voters of Michigan today (10/5/22) to discuss the role of the Board of State Canvassers and its process for certifying elections in Michigan.

Candidates Forum
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On October 3, 2022, the League of Women Voters of Dearborn-Dearborn Heights hosted a candidate forum featuring candidates running for two full-term positions on the Crestwood Public Schools Board of Education.

VOTEBEFOREELECTION2022
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Anyone can vote early in the November general election - you don't need an excuse or a reason. Vote now and skip the Election Day lines. Visit MI.gov/vote to request a ballot by mail, or visit your city or township clerk's office to vote in person using an absentee ballot.

water
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SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, and its partner organization, the Metropolitan Affairs Coalition (MAC), have launched a public survey to better understand people's perceptions of water infrastructure in Southeast Michigan. The survey will be up until at least October 14.

voter guides
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The LWV local and state-wide paper voter guides are now available in local libraries and city halls. 

Bridge
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Michigan lawmakers and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s office have reached a deal on legislation allowing clerks more time to pre-process absentee ballots to speed up the vote count, as well as other tweaks to the election process.

Bridge Magazine, September 28, 2022 by Lauren Gibbons

Has your precinct changed?
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It's happening! Ballots will be available to voters beginning this Thursday, September 29. If you would like to vote before Election Day in person (via absentee ballot), you may do so at your city or township clerk's office starting on Thursday. If you have requested a ballot by mail, you should receive one in the coming days.

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