League of Women Voters ^®
of Dearborn-Dearborn Heights

Books unite us. Books encourage boundless exploration and allow readers to spread their wings. Stories give flight to new ideas and perspectives. Reading-especially books that set us free-expands our worldview. Censorship, on the other hand, locks away our freedom and divides us from humanity in our own cages. Join other Freedom to Read supporters at a rally of support on Sunday, September 25, noon, at Henry Ford Centennial Library, rain or shine!

In spite of myths and misinformation, formerly incarcerated people can register and vote in Michigan. If you are otherwise eligible, the ONLY time you cannot register to vote (or vote) is when you are serving a sentence in jail or prison.

All Michiganders can vote before Election Day using an absentee ballot. Request your ballot today for the November general election. Visit MI.gov/vote to apply online or to download and print an application.

Information about how absentee ballots are processed and important dates and deadlines for requesting or submitting your absentee ballot. Learn how to request and return an absentee ballot, and review information about changing your vote, and about voter accessibility with absentee ballots.