Election News

2024

There are many changes in store for 2024. Ballot proposals passed in the 2022 Election are being implemented. There will be 9 days of Early Voting before each State or Federal level Election. This is entirely new for Michigan, and this will allow our voters to come to our Township Hall and vote in person during those 9 days before each election. The last several years have seen a dramatic increase in Absentee voting, which has resulted in fewer voters at the Precinct on Election Day. New law allows us to consolidate precincts with more voters in each. We have drawn new Precinct Boundaries ( see Precinct Map) and all voters involved will receive a new Voter ID Card to show you where to vote this year.

There will be at least 3 elections this year.
February 27, 2024 will be the Presidential Primary. Voters will have to choose either a Republican or Democrat ballot for this election.
August 6, 2024 will be the Primary Election. All candidates from Township on up to Federal office will be on this ballot. Voters will vote in one party only on this election.
November 5, 2024 will be the General Election. Candidates from local office to President of the United States will be on the ballot.

Voter Registration

Click here for Michigan Registration Form

Name Changes must be completed at an SOS branch office.

Your registration will be in effect for the next election if postmarked or delivered no later than 15 days before election day and you have met all the qualifications to register to vote.

After the 15-day deadline and through Election Day, you may register to vote by bringing this completed form and residency verification to the Township Clerk's office.

You can verify your voter registration, see a sample ballot, find your polling location, and track an absentee ballot with the link below:

Michigan Voter Information Center (MVIC)

Voter ID

Notice to Voters: New Voter Identification Requirement in Effect