Make your voice heard early — absentee and early in-person voting options are available now in many communities.

The Voting Access for All Coalition is here to ensure every Michigander—especially those impacted by the legal system—has the tools and support to vote with confidence. You don’t have to wait until Election Day to make your voice count. For the May 6, 2025 Election, you can vote early or by mail—starting now.

Here are your key options and dates to prepare:

• Vote early in person with an absentee ballot at your local clerk’s office TODAY.
• In-person early voting may be available in some areas starting April 7—check with your clerk.
• Register online or by mail by April 21 to vote on May 6. After that, register in person with proof of residency.
• Return your absentee ballot by mail no later than April 22 to avoid postal delays.
• May 4 is the last day some communities offer in-person early voting.
• May 5 at 4 PM is the deadline to vote absentee in person at your clerk’s office.
• May 6 is Election Day—polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM local time. You can also register and vote in person at your clerk’s office until 8 PM that day.

🔗 Check all voting options, dates, and clerk info at MichiganVoting.org

This May, elections in several communities will impact local schools, funding, and leadership. If you live in a community with a May 6 election, this is your time to be heard. Learn your rights, make your plan, and help others do the same.

MichiganVoting.org’s voter registration page has all the resources you need to register to vote in Michigan.