Voting Access For All – Empowering Everyone in Michigan to Vote

Yes! You can Vote!

You Can Vote in Michigan Even if…

You have a felony record.
You are on probation, parole, or tether.
You are awaiting arraignment, trial, or sentencing, regardless of your incarceration status.
Your housing is unstable.
You have a disability.
You do not have a Michigan ID.

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Coordinated attacks are threatening our freedom to vote. But we are fighting back. Here’s what you need to know!

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VAAC Friday Community Meeting: Understanding the Michigan Voting Rights Act & The Fight for Fair Representation

June 12, 2026 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm, Join us online

VAAC Friday Community Meeting: Understanding the Michigan Voting Rights Act & The Fight for Fair Representation

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Voting Access for All Coalition is on a mission so we can give more of us a say in who is running our government. Watch our video here.

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VAAC Friday Community Meeting on June 12: Understanding the Michigan Voting Rights Act & The Fight for Fair Representation

Questions about voting rights, representation, districting, and the future of federal voting protections continue to shape conversations across the country. Join VAAC on June 12 for a community discussion on…
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VAAC Friday Community Meeting on June 12: Understanding the Michigan Voting Rights Act & The Fight for Fair Representation

Questions about voting rights, representation, districting, and the future of federal voting protections continue to shape conversations across the country. Join VAAC on June 12 for a community discussion on…
Full Article >>: VAAC Friday Community Meeting on June 12: Understanding the Michigan Voting Rights Act & The Fight for Fair Representation
New Michigan Voices Substack Features VAAC’s Work to Expand Jail Voting Access

VAAC Executive Director Angela Davenport recently collaborated with Michigan Voices on a Substack article exploring jail-based disenfranchisement, voter eligibility, and efforts to expand voting access for eligible voters detained in…
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USPS Proposal Would Give Postal Service New Role in Mail Ballot Delivery Process

The U.S. Postal Service has proposed a new rule connected to President Trump’s March 2026 election executive order that would require states to provide lists of voters requesting mail ballots…
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VAAC Provides Civic Education and Voter Registration at Genesee County Jail

More than 80 eligible voters were registered during VAAC’s recent visit to the Genesee County Jail, where directly impacted advocates, community partners, and local election officials worked together to expand…
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MMOP Campaign Turns In More Than 562,000 Signatures for Michigan Ballot Proposal

After months of petition drives, canvassing, and statewide organizing efforts, the Michiganders for Money Out of Politics campaign submitted more than 562,000 signatures in support of a proposed ballot initiative…
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Ingham County Passes Resolution Opposing SAVE Act and Documentary Proof of Citizenship Proposal

The Ingham County Board of Commissioners voted 12-1 this week to pass a resolution opposing the SAVE Act and proposed documentary proof of citizenship requirements. Organizing efforts are continuing in…
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