Election Information

Primary Election:  August 4, 2026

General Election:  November 4, 2026

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SAMPLE BALLOT

Location for the Close of Early In-Person Voting Notice 

VOTING LOCATIONS

PRECINCT VOTING LOCATIONS - ADDRESSES:  
   
Precinct No. 1  Madison Elementary School, 27107 Hales  
    
Precinct Nos. 2, 3           Wilkinson Middle School, 26524 John R Road

Precinct No.  4                John Page Middle School, 29615 Tawas St.

Precinct No.   5               Active Adult Center, 260 W. 13 Mile Road

Precinct No.   6               John Page Middle School, 29615 Tawas St.

Precinct No.   7               Active Adult Center, 260 W. 13 Mile Road

Notice of Registration

Notice of Election

Public Accuracy Notice

Notice of Pre-Processing and Tabulation of Absentee Ballots - not applicable this election

New voter registration and no-reason absentee voting information
 Election Inspector Training Information:

Application to obtain an Absent Voter Ballot: Click here Print and complete the required areas. If the application is incomplete a ballot will not be mailed to you. Mail or drop off your application by 5:00 p.m. on November 1st at the City Clerk's Office or in the drop box located on the north side of City Hall.

All polling places are handicapped accessible. Braille and audio versions of voting instructions are available. The polls will be open 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Every qualified elector present and in line at the polls at 8 p.m. shall be allowed to vote.

Check your Registration at the Michigan Voter Information Center

Register to Vote at any Secretary of State Office or the City Clerk's Office, or mail in your voter registration application to the City's Clerk's office.

Voter Registration Qualifications:

1. Citizen of the United states;
2. At least 18 years of age by Election Day;
3. Resident of Michigan and the City where you are applying to register to vote on Election Day;
4. Not confined in jail after being convicted and sentenced.

Elections for State and Federal Offices (Presidential, Governor, U.S. and State Representatives) are held in even years;

Local elections (Mayor and City Council) are held in the odd numbered years.