Michigan Department of State

Who can vote early? Any registered voter can vote before Election Day during the statewide early voting period that runs through Nov. 1. Learn more and find your early voting site at: mi.gov/earlyvoting

Early voting photo gallery: Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie and MDOS team members at Wayne County Community College District's NW campus today with giveaways, election workers in Plymouth and Grand Blanc Township greeted voters, and VOTE art in Canton.

Bennett cast a ballot for the first time in Byron Center today and picked out an I Voted sticker.

A marching band helped kick things off at the NW Activity Center in Detroit this morning. Find the early voting site near you at mi.gov/earlyvoting

The first day of statewide early voting is underway! mi.gov/vote

Over one million ballots have been cast in Michigan's General Election! See the latest stats: mi.gov/votingdashboard

Statewide early voting for the Nov. 3 General Election officially begins today! Registered voters can cast their ballot in person ahead of Election Day between Oct. 24 and Nov. 1. Visit mi.gov/earlyvoting to find your early voting site and learn more.

FAQ Friday: What is the point of early voting? Early voting is a secure, convenient way for voters to cast their ballot before Election Day. It runs statewide from Oct. 24 through Nov. 1. Find your early voting site now at mi.gov/earlyvoting

Statewide early voting starts tomorrow! Find your early voting site location and hours at mi.gov/earlyvoting and cast your ballot before Election Day. Learn more: go.mi.gov/cauoz3695

Hey, Michigan! If you’re a registered voter, you can cast your ballot before Election Day. Statewide early voting goes from Oct. 24 through Nov. 1. Find your early voting site at mi.gov/earlyvoting.

BRANCH ALERT: The Secretary of State office in Temperance has closed until at least 3 p.m. as a cautionary measure regarding the nearby chemical release in Toledo. Residents and staff are being redirected to the Monroe office.

Election Day is only TWO weeks away! Michigan voters should return their mail (absentee) ballot to either their assigned drop box in their city or township, their local clerk’s office, their early voting site, or their polling place on Election Day: go.mi.gov/sv5a23656

BRANCH ALERT: The Secretary of State office in Clarkston is currently unable to process transactions due to a power outage. Residents and staff are being redirected to the Pontiac and Rochester Hills offices.

Today is the last day to register online or by mail to vote in the Nov. 3 General Election. Citizens can still register in person at their city or township clerk’s office with proof of residency, even on Election Day. Register to vote, find your early voting site, and learn more at mi.gov/vote

The Board of State Canvassers regularly scheduled meeting for Friday, Oct. 23, has been canceled: go.mi.gov/d6bfk3634

FAQ Friday: How can I cast my ballot in the Nov. 3 General Election? Learn about ways to cast your ballot at mi.gov/vote and decide what method works best for you.

Keep these important Nov. 3 General Election dates on your calendar 📅 To check requirements and register to vote, request a mail (absentee) ballot, learn about ways to cast your ballot, and more, go to: mi.gov/vote

County, city and township election commissions in Michigan are now conducting mandatory testing of election equipment to ensure it is working properly ahead of the Nov. 3 General Election. The testing is open to the public: go.mi.gov/zihi73619

For those in Roscommon and the neighboring areas, our SOS Mobile Office and team will be at the Roscommon Public Library on Oct. 16 ready to assist community members with their transactions. See a full list of services the Mobile Office offers: mi.gov/sosmobile

Visit mi.gov/trackballot and see the status of your Nov. 3 General Election ballot.

Election Day is three weeks away! Are you ready? Have a plan to cast your ballot in the Nov. 3 General Election: go.mi.gov/q051a3595 Request your mail (absentee) ballot or return your ballot, find your early voting site or polling place, and more: mi.gov/vote

BRANCH ALERT: The Secretary of State office in Traverse City is closing for the rest of the day due to a facility maintenance issue. Residents and staff are being rerouted to the Honor and Suttons Bay office. Most transactions can be done online at mi.gov/sos

Today, we celebrate more than two and half centuries of the U.S. Navy. Thank you to all past and present members of this vitally important armed service for their efforts to defend and support our nation.

Learn about voting and elections in Michigan and share the information by using the wide range of nonpartisan educational election resources and voter tools at: mi.gov/votereducation Resources include fact sheets, posters, flyers, social media graphics, videos, handouts, and more.

Before you return your Nov. 3 General Election mail (absentee) ballot, make sure it’s marked, signed, and sealed. Learn more about drop boxes and where to find yours at: mi.gov/dropbox

Interested in playing a key part in Michigan’s Nov. 3 General Election? Consider becoming a paid and trained poll worker, regardless of your political affiliation. Sign up now before it’s too late: mi.gov/pollworker

Visit the Michigan Voting Dashboard for daily data updates on the Nov. 3 Election. Check it out: mi.gov/votingdashboard

If you plan to return your ballot for the Nov. 3 General Election to a secure drop box, make sure it’s your assigned drop box in your city or township. After you return your ballot, you can track it at: mi.gov/trackballot

Michigan voters have options to cast their ballot. Make your voice heard by Nov. 3! Visit mi.gov/vote to learn more.