If you are registered to vote (Good job!) If you are already registered to vote, great! If you requested an absentee ballot and haven’t received your ballot in the mail, contact your local clerk. Same thing, if you still need to ask for a ballot! If you have your ballot, consider using the… More See…
Vote early! For all the details and deadlines for this election season, check out this PEG Exclusive, “Voting in the 2020 Election – The Ins and Outs.” Many satellite stations have popped up across the state to accommodate the large voter turnout. #VoteEarly https://bit.ly/37x82uF Voting in the 2020 Election – The Ins and Outs –…
If you are not registered to vote– It’s not too late! You can: Register in person at your city or township office beginning October 20. You can register to vote until 8 pm the day of the election. See our original post at Facebook
The safest way to make sure your vote is counted. Look for your dropboxes on https://www.ballotpower.org/ See our original post at Facebook
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Election Challengers are needed in the places where absentee ballots will be counted, the Absent Voter Counting Boards (AVCBs). SWIM (StateWideIndivisibleMI) is looking for committed volunteers able to work a long day. You will be trained, credentialed and serve as our Election Challengers, from… More Absent Voter Counting Board Training for Election Challengers · Michigan…
To ensure that your ballot is counted, go to BallotPower.org to get your clerk’s address, official dropbox location, and track your ballot in just 2 clicks. This database is sometimes a few days behind. You can also verify this information at https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index. Or vote in-person Election Day.