November 3 Election
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November 3 Election
Michigan will hold a general election on Nov. 3 to determine representation at the local, state and federal levels, including President of the United States.
Voters are encouraged to vote at home with an absentee ballot and to return their ballot as early as possible by drop box, in person at their city or township clerk's office, or well in advance of the election by mail.
In-person voting will be available in every jurisdiction. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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- Secretary Benson on 2020 voting options
Cast your absentee ballot confidently
Election Information
Election Information
- Make a Plan to Vote Toolkit
- Safe Voting Options
- Vote Early by Absentee Ballot
- Safe Voting Fact Sheet
- Nov. 3, 2020 Vote By Mail FAQ
- Nov. 3, 2020 - General Election Candidate Listing
- Personalized voting information - Michigan Voter Information Center
- Be a Democracy MVP: Sign up as an election worker!
- MI Vote Honors a Veteran initiative
- Election Security
- Elections home page
- Vote Early by Absentee Ballot FAQ
Election Flyers
Register to Vote
Voting from Home
In-Person Voting
Resources
Resources
Election Videos
- Cast your absentee ballot confidently
Cast your absentee ballot confidently
- How to Register to vote
How to register to vote
- The Voter Registration Process
The voter registration process
- How to request an absent voter ballot
How to request an absent voter ballot
- Vote early options
Vote early by absentee ballot options
- Voting during COVID
Voting during COVID
- How to return your absentee ballot
How to return your absentee ballot
- Jerome Bettis says "Vote absentee"
NFL Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis says "Vote absentee"
- Learn about the Michigan Voter Information Center
Learn about the Michigan Voter Information Center
- Voting from home
Voting from home
Ready for November Interview Series
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- Video six
- Video seven
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