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Voter education resources and materials
Voter education partner toolkit
Flyers, posters, and info sheets
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How to register to vote
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Vote by mail (absentee)
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Early voting
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Voting in person
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Voter registration drive guidelines
Social media graphics
To download: Open the social media image link, right-select on the image and choose "Save" or "Download" image.
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Campaigning at the polls is illegal within 100 feet of a polling place.
Campaigning within 100 feet of polling place
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Drop boxes are: Convenient, accessible, secure.
Drop boxes
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Primary Election: Statewide early voting schedule showing dates running from July 25 through August 2. Election Day is on August 4.
Early voting dates (Aug. primary)
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Can I still register to vote on Election Day? Yes, at your city or township clerk's office until 8 p.m. Learn more at mi.gov/vote
Election Day voter registration
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What do I do if I see false information about voting or elections? Visit mi.gov/electionsecurity and email us the details at misinformation@michigan.gov
Encountering misinformation
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Within two weeks of Election Day? Take your ballot to your clerk's office or drop box.
Hand deliver ballot
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Important 2026 election dates: Aug. 4- Primary Election | Nov. 3- General Election
Important 2026 election dates
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The word vote in English, Amharic, Bengali, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Korean, Somali, and Vietnamese.
Language access
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Polls are now open
Polls are now open
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Did my clerk get my ballot? Go to mi.gov/vote to track your ballot.
Track mailed ballot
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Where can I vote early? Visit mi.gov/earlyvoting to find the site near you.
Vote early
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What do I do if I see harassment or intimidation at the polls? Tell an election worker or call 866-OUR-VOTE.
Voter intimidation
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Voter tip
Voter tip
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If I'm in line at 8 p.m. on Election Day, can I still vote? Yes. By law, you have the right to cast your ballot. Learn more at mi.gov/vote.
Voting in line at 8PM
Presentations (TBA)
Presentations will be added here as they become available.
Video content
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Aug. 4 election video
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What happens after polls close (playlist)
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How are absentee ballots counted in Michigan?
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Voter registration in Michigan
Newsletter templates (TBA)
These documents will include pre-drafted, customizable election information for you to share in your local community or organization newsletters.
Additional resources
Community resources and programming
- Military and overseas voters
- Accessible voting
- First-time voters
- Student voters
- "I voted" sticker contest
- Democracy Ambassador newsletter
- Democracy MVP poll worker sign up
SOS election security and transparency
Election workers and administrators resources
External voter information websites
- Vote411.org nonpartisan voter guide
- United States Election Assistance Commission
- Michiganvotes.org district locator
- Election Protection hotline: (866) OUR-VOTE