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Signature cure guidelines

Signature cure guidelines

Curing a rejected signature on Absent Voter Ballot Application or Absent Voter Ballot 

Your absent voter ballot application or absent voter ballot has been rejected because of a missing signature or your signature did not match the signature on file in the Qualified Voter File.

Absent Voter Ballot Application Rejection:

If your absent voter ballot application was rejected because of signature, it cannot be processed until the rejected signature is resolved. To resolve the signature rejection, you can return this completed Absent Voter Ballot Application Signature Form to your local clerk by email, mail or in-person by 4pm Friday before Election Day. If you miss that deadline, you must return this form in person by 4pm the Monday before Election Day. This form cannot be returned after 4pm the Monday before Election Day. If you miss the deadline to request an absent ballot, you can still vote in person at your local polling place. You can find your local clerk information on Michigan.gov/Vote.

 

Absent Voter Ballot Application Signature Form

Michigan.gov/Vote

Absent Voter Ballot Rejection:

If your absent voter ballot was rejected because of signature, it WILL NOT BE COUNTED until the rejected signature is resolved. To resolve the signature rejection, you can submit a written request to your local clerk that the rejected ballot be spoiled immediately, and a new ballot be issued to you. This request must be received by your local clerk by 5pm two Fridays before Election Day. You may also return the Absent Voter Ballot Signature Cure Form to your local clerk by email, mail or in person by 5pm Friday after Election Day.

 

Absent Voter Ballot Signature Cure Form