Mail your absentee ballot by Tuesday, October 22

Know Your Voting Rights in English and in Spanish!

Track your mail ballot every step of the way by signing up for ballot tracking notifications by email at mi.gov/vote.

Also, in Michigan, eligible voters can vote even if they have a felony record or on probation, parole, or tether.

If you want to vote by mail, we recommend requesting an absentee ballot by October 15.

Learn more at MichhiganVoting.org.

Early voting must be available from October 26 to November 3! Learn more about voting at MichiganVoting.org.

You can get answers by calling or texting the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline at (866) OUR-VOTE or going to MichiganVoting.org.

Learn more at MichiganVoting.org or michigan.gov/vote!

Learn more at MichiganVoting.org

Register to vote or update your registration today at MI.gov/vote.

Learn more about how you can vote in the November 5 General Election at MichiganVoting.org

Any Michigan voter can join the Permanent Mail Ballot List.

Sign up today at Michigan.gov/PollWorker.

The MIVRA will help strengthen ballot access for voters with disabilities, voters of color, and voters whose first language is not English. Make Michigan a national leader in protecting the right to vote! Reach out to your state legislators and tell them to pass the Michigan Voting Rights Act!