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  • 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.
  • You are a naturalized citizen.
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Last day we recommend returning your ballot by mail to avoid postal delays for the Nov 3 General Election

October 20, 2026 12:00 am, Join us online

Last day we recommend returning your ballot by mail to avoid postal delays for the Nov 3 General Election

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Things to Do

  • VAAC Friday Community Meeting on October 23: Phone Banking Power Hour

    VAAC Friday Community Meeting on October 23: Phone Banking Power Hour

    Want to help Michigan voters before Election Day without leaving home? Join VAAC’s Friday Community Meeting on October 23 from 12:30 to 1:30 PM ET for a virtual Phone Banking…

    Read More >>: VAAC Friday Community Meeting on October 23: Phone Banking Power Hour
  • Where to Find VAAC This Week: Voter Registration, Election Defense, State IDs and Community Conversations

    Where to Find VAAC This Week: Voter Registration, Election Defense, State IDs and Community Conversations

    Find VAAC across Detroit, Metro Detroit, and Lansing at voter registration events, an Election Defense training, a free Michigan State ID clinic, the No Kings: Vote Early rally, and community…

    Read More >>: Where to Find VAAC This Week: Voter Registration, Election Defense, State IDs and Community Conversations

Latest News

  • Proposed 2030 Census Changes: What’s at Stake for Michigan and How to Submit a Public Comment

    Proposed 2030 Census Changes: What’s at Stake for Michigan and How to Submit a Public Comment

    The federal government is proposing major changes to the 2030 Census that could affect civil rights, voting representation, and how communities are counted. VAAC examines the proposed rules, their connection…

    Full Article >>: Proposed 2030 Census Changes: What’s at Stake for Michigan and How to Submit a Public Comment
  • VAAC in the Media: Angela Davenport Shares the “YES, YOU CAN VOTE” Message Ahead of No Kings: Vote Early

    VAAC in the Media: Angela Davenport Shares the “YES, YOU CAN VOTE” Message Ahead of No Kings: Vote Early

    VAAC Executive Director Angela Davenport was featured in the Detroit Free Press, Michigan Advance, and other coverage of the October 17 No Kings: Vote Early events, reminding Michiganders that YES,…

    Full Article >>: VAAC in the Media: Angela Davenport Shares the “YES, YOU CAN VOTE” Message Ahead of No Kings: Vote Early
  • Vote Unlocked MI Continues with October 14 Virtual Jail Voting Meeting

    Vote Unlocked MI Continues with October 14 Virtual Jail Voting Meeting

    Vote Unlocked MI continues with another virtual jail voting meeting on Wednesday, October 14. Join VAAC and partners working to improve coordination between jails and election officials, address remaining barriers,…

    Full Article >>: Vote Unlocked MI Continues with October 14 Virtual Jail Voting Meeting
  • Can I Register and Vote in Michigan? What to Know Before the November 3 Election

    Can I Register and Vote in Michigan? What to Know Before the November 3 Election

    Can you vote in Michigan if you do not have stable housing, are in jail awaiting trial, are receiving care in a psychiatric hospital, or are a student? In many…

    Full Article >>: Can I Register and Vote in Michigan? What to Know Before the November 3 Election
  • Supreme Court Allows Expanded SAVE Voter Checks for Now: What Michigan Voters Need to Know

    Supreme Court Allows Expanded SAVE Voter Checks for Now: What Michigan Voters Need to Know

    The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the federal government to continue using an expanded citizenship-verification system for voter checks while a legal challenge continues. Here’s what the SAVE ruling…

    Full Article >>: Supreme Court Allows Expanded SAVE Voter Checks for Now: What Michigan Voters Need to Know
  • Absentee Voting Is Open: What Michigan Voters Need to Know for November General Election

    Absentee Voting Is Open: What Michigan Voters Need to Know for November General Election

    Absentee voting is now underway in Michigan for the November 3 General Election. Check your registration, learn when to request and return an absentee ballot, and review the key dates…

    Full Article >>: Absentee Voting Is Open: What Michigan Voters Need to Know for November General Election
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