Early voting will take place at dedicated early voting sites starting on July 27th. Your early voting site will likely be different from your Election Day polling place. To find your early voting site(s), visit mi.gov/vote and click on “Where do I go to Early Vote.”

Early voting sites must be open Saturday, July 27 through Sunday, August 4 for at least eight hours a day. Some communities may offer additional early voting days and hours. To find out when early voting will be offered in your community, visit mi.gov/vote and click on “Where do I go to Early Vote.”

Voting at an early voting site will feel similar to voting at your polling place on Election Day. You will check in with the poll workers, receive your ballot, fill it out, and place it into a tabulator. 

Voting early? Promote the Vote wants to hear from you! Share your experience at: www.promotethevotemi.com/voting-survey. They will use this information to help ensure early voting is accessible for all Michigan voters. 

And finally, if you have any questions about early voting (or voting in general) or need to report an issue, call the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline at (866) OUR-VOTE or one of the hotlines available in a language other than English for assistance. Promote the Vote is monitoring all Michigan calls to the hotline now through Election Day, and will respond to issues as they arise. 

Upcoming Key Dates for the August 6 Primary Election:

NOW: Vote in person with an absentee ballot at your city or township clerk’s office.

July 27: First day of the mandatory early voting period.

August 4: Last day of the mandatory early voting period.

August 5 at 4 p.m.: Deadline to vote in person, with an absentee ballot, at your city or township clerk’s office if you’re registered to vote where you live (after today at 4 p.m., you must vote at your polling place on Election Day).

August 6: Vote at your polling place.