Educating citizens about their voting rights. Engaging citizens to be a part of the democratic process.
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ALT Graphic with a dark blue gradient background, with text on top left that reads, "Did you know? We have voter education resources available in: English, Spanish, Bangla, Arabic." There is an image of a man on a laptop in the bottom right corner. Text on bottom left corner reads, "Learn more: MichiganVoting.org"
ALT Graphic with a photo of a woman in the bottom right corner. Text on top of graphic reads, “2026 Statewide & Federal Election Dates.” Text underneath on the left reads, “August 4 Primary Election” followed by “November 3 General Election.” The MichiganVoting.org logo is in the bottom left corner
ALT Graphic that reads, "Here’s what you need to know about the county canvass: Each Board of County Canvassers is bipartisan with two Republicans and two Democrats. County Canvassers review local election records and verify individual precinct results. County Canvassers determine election results based solely on statements of returns and any corrected returns." There is a photo of a document in the bottom right corner and MichiganVoting.org logo in the bottom left corner.
ALT Graphic with a large red exclamation point in the top left. Text reads, “Make sure your absentee ballot is counted! If your absentee ballot has a signature issue, your local clerk will notify you and will explain how to fix it. You can fix the issue until Friday, November 7 at 5pm.” MichiganVoting.org logo is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Graphic that reads, "Election Day: November 4, 2025" at the top, and then "VOTE TODAY" multiple times vertically, and in various colors. MichiganVoting.org logo is centered at the bottom.
ALT Graphic titled, “How To Vote In The November 4 Election” Bullet 1 reads, “You can register at your city or township clerk's office until 8pm on Election Day with proof of residency.” Bullet 2 reads, “Polls are open from 7am-8pm on Election Day.” Bullet 3 reads, “As long as you are in line by 8pm on Election Day, the polls must remain open for you to vote.” Bullet 4 reads, “Questions? Need to report a problem voting? Call the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline at (866) OUR-VOTE”
ALT Want to register or vote this weekend? - Go to MI.gov/vote - Click on “Where are my clerk’s offices?” - Enter your address - View your clerk’s hours and locations
ALT Graphic that reads, "REMINDER: Sign your absentee ballot envelope with your official signature.* *Like the signature on your driver's license or voter registration application." There is a photo of a man with a pen signing a paper in the bottom left corner.
ALT Graphic with an image of mail drop boxes in the background. Text reads, “Reminder: Mail your absentee ballot by Tuesday, October 21!* Starting October 22, drop your ballot off at your local clerk’s office, satellite office, or in a drop box provided by your clerk. *Military and Overseas Voters: your ballot must be postmarked by November 4 and received by November 10 in order to count.”
ALT Slide 1 has a black and white image of a person registering to vote on their phone. Text reads, “Last day to register to vote online or by mail: Monday, October 20, 2025. From October 21 through 8pm on Election Day, November 4, you must register to vote at your city or township clerk’s office or satellite office with proof of residency.”
ALT Slide 2 reads, “What is proof of residency? Proof of residency is a document with your name and current address. You can use any of the following: - a Michigan driver’s license or state ID card - a utility bill - a bank statement - a paycheck - a government check - any other government document”
ALT Graphic with an image of a woman in the bottom right corner. Text on graphic reads, "Michigan voters: you can vote before Election Day by mail! Request your ballot today: online, by mail, at your local clerk's office." Text in bottom left corner reads, "Learn more at MichiganVoting.org"
ALT Graphic with a dark blue background. There are 3 red and white envelope icons on the top right corner. Text below reads, “Hey voter! Now you can: Sign up to receive a ballot by mail for all future elections! Learn more about the Permanent Mail Ballot List and sign up for updates at MichiganVoting.org
ALT Graphic with a gradient black and blue background. There's an image of a woman in the top left corner. Text left aligned on graphic reads, "Hey Voter! Cast your vote with confidence in the November 4 General Election. Learn about who and what's on your ballot at: MyBallotMyPower.org" The MichiganVoting.org logo is in the bottom right corner.