You must be registered to vote in Michigan in order to vote YES on Proposal 2.
Check your voter registration as soon as possible here.
If you need to register to vote or update your voter registration, you have options.
You can register to vote at your local clerk’s office or satellite office. Find your local clerk or satellite office here.
If you are registering within 14 days of the election or on Election Day, you must bring one type (paper or electronic copy) of “proof of residency” with you to register to vote in person:
From now through October 19, you can register to vote or update your voter registration online with your Michigan driver’s license number, Michigan state ID, or the last four digits of your Social Security Number (SSN4). Visit Michigan.gov/Vote to complete and submit an online application.
Starting on October 20, you must register or update your voter registration in person and present proof of residency at your local clerk’s office. See the option above.
From now through October 19, you can register to vote or update your voter registration by mail. Download and print an application here or visit your local clerk’s office to pick up an application.
You will be required to fill in your Michigan driver’s license number, Michigan state ID number, or the last 4 digits of your Social Security number. If you do not have either of these, you can check the box that says “I don’t have a valid Michigan-issued driver’s license or Michigan-issued state ID card, or a Social Security number.” If you do not have either of these forms of identification and you are registering to vote in Michigan for the first time, you can include a COPY of a current and valid photo ID, paycheck stub, utility bill, bank statement, or government document that lists your name and address.
Starting on October 20, you must register or update your voter registration in person and present proof of residency at your local clerk’s office. See the option above.
If you are not registered to vote at your current address, you can complete your voter registration and vote on Election Day at your local clerk’s office. Make sure you bring one type (paper or electronic copy) of “proof of residency” with you:
All Michigan voters have the right to vote using an absentee ballot without being required to provide a reason!
You should request your absentee ballot as soon as possible so that you have more time to fill it out and more options to return it.
Your ballot must be received by your local clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day. The earlier you return your ballot, the more options you have.
When you vote at an Early Voting Site, your voting experience will be similar to that of voting at a polling place on Election Day. You will complete your ballot, place it in a secrecy sleeve, and then deposit it into the voting tabulator.
All Michigan voters can vote early during the Statewide Early Voting period from Saturday, October 24 to Sunday, November 1.
If you are not registered to vote at your current address, you can complete your voter registration and vote on Election Day at your local clerk’s office. Make sure you bring one type (paper or electronic copy) of “proof of residency” with you:
Make sure you flip your ballot to the nonpartisan section to find Proposal 2!
After you vote, spread the word about YES on 2!
