Here’s what you need to know to cast your ballot and make your voice heard.

On September 22, 2026, the League of Women Voters of Michigan hosted a virtual forum with candidates running for Michigan’s Supreme Court in the November 3rd election.

At the November 3, 2026, general election, Proposal 2026-01 will ask voters whether a constitutional convention should be convened for the purpose of a general revision of the 1963 Michigan Constitution. Over the spring and summer, the Citizens Research Council published a series of papers to provide information that voters may use to decide whether the convening of a constitutional convention is in the best interest of Michigan at this time. This webinar will reviewed the highlights of that series.

The League of Women Voters doesn’t endorse parties or candidates. Our focus is on issues and policies, not partisan allegiance. At times, League positions may align with a party or candidate; at other times, they may not. We do not change our positions based on shifts in party politics. Unlike partisan organizations, we are not beholden to party leadership and can remain grounded in our values regardless of political trends or pressure.

If you can work a long Election Day, stay until the work is done, and treat every voter with respect — apply. Our precincts need people who know this community. Click "Read More" to view a short video.

Voting by mail is a secure and accessible voting method used by millions of voters across the county — including President Trump.

Hey future voter! If you're 16 or older you can now pre-register to vote. Learn more at MichiganVoting.org