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Michigan Voting Dashboard

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Michigan Voting Dashboard

Election results

Data on the dashboard does not include ballots cast in-person on Election Day. Additionally, the dashboard does not provide unofficial or official election results. For more information about unofficial results direct from the county’s website, visit Candidate listings and election results by county. You can also view the results on our website.

Mobile users

For the best experience on a mobile device, please use the link to view the mobile-friendly version of the dashboard.


Michigan Voting Dashboard (mobile version)

Background information

  • 9 days (or more) of early voting

    Vote in person before the traditional Election Day: Cast your ballot in the tabulator, and get an "I Voted" sticker

    Find your early voting locations 

    More ways to return your absentee ballot

    Secure ballot drop boxes are available in all Michigan municipalities. Use one in your jurisdiction or drop the postage-paid ballot return envelope in a mailbox. You can also choose to tabulate your absentee ballot at your early voting or Election Day polling location.

    Note: Absentee ballot tabulation is not available at City of Detroit Election Day polling locations.

    Expanding options to track your absentee ballot

    You can check the status of your absentee ballot and sign up to receive email notifications about your absentee ballot by searching your voter information on Michigan.gov/Vote

    Permanent absentee voting

    Sign up to receive a ballot by mail for every election

    Request an absentee ballot online

    Expanded options for voter ID

    When you go to the polls, bring your driver's license or state ID; federal, state or local government-issued photo ID; U.S. passport; tribal photo ID; military ID; or student ID – or sign an affidavit of your identity.

    A guide to voter ID at the polls

  • This dashboard displays data from the Michigan Department of State’s Qualified Voter File (QVF). The QVF is the secure list of voters used by the Michigan Bureau of Elections and more than 1,500 election clerks throughout the state in the administration of elections.

    Early and absentee voting data is updated daily in the dashboard starting 45 days before an upcoming election. A ballot cast by an in-person early voter is updated in the QVF via the Early Voting e-Pollbook at the time the ballot is cast. Absentee ballot data is updated in the QVF by local clerks.

    Voter registration data is updated daily in the dashboard, based on changes to the data (e.g., whenever a new voter registers, a voter updates their registration information – such as an address, or a voter's registration is cancelled).

    Because the QVF is live and changes in real time, metrics may change retroactively when local clerks review, upload, or correct records or when a voter moves residences.

    This dashboard has aggregated totals only. Data values which total 10 or less are displayed as "less than 10" to protect voter privacy. Specific voter details available through the Freedom of Information Act must be requested through the listed methods on the Transparency and Freedom of Information Act page.

  • Michigan's election system is among the strongest and most secure in the nation.

    • Michigan has upgraded voting technology, including next-generation optical scan machines, which use paper ballots scanned through electronic tabulators.
    • Michigan is a member of the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC), which is a system to help states keep their voter rolls accurate when voters move across states, change addresses, or pass away.
    • Michigan improved voter registration systems, including automatic voter registration for citizens when applying for a driver’s license or state ID, and improvements to online voter registration.

    Learn more on how Michigan secures its elections

  • How to submit feedback

    If you have questions regarding the Michigan Voting Dashboard, please contact Elections@Michigan.gov.

    How to request accommodations

    If you have issues while using the dashboard related to accessibility, please contact MDOS-Access@Michigan.gov.

  • Check your polling place, location, and hours for early voting and Election Day.

    Go to Michigan.gov/Vote

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