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Early voting starts July 26 — Make Your Voice Heard
Early voting starts July 26. Know your rights and help others do the same At VAAC, we fight every day to make sure every eligible Michigander has a clear path to the ballot — no matter your background, record, or life circumstances. And here’s the truth: you can vote in Michigan, even if you’re on…
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Volunteer with VAAC: Help Build a More Just Democracy
From voter registration to outreach and education — there’s a place for you in this movement Voting Access for All Coalition is growing our team of committed volunteers working to remove barriers to the ballot and make democracy real for everyone — especially people impacted by incarceration, poverty, or systemic disenfranchisement. Whether you’re seasoned in…
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Thank you for Sharing Your Thoughts
At VAAC, we believe in a democracy where every voice counts. That’s why we’re once again uplifting Promote the Vote MI and their statewide survey. Your input can help remove voting barriers and guide the next wave of pro-voter policies. The survey is short, anonymous, and focused on how voters feel about elections, access, and…
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TODAY at 12:30 PM: How Technology Is Shaping Democracy
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Join VAAC for a powerful conversation on AI, public policy, and who gets left out Today at 12:30 PM, VAAC is hosting a timely conversation on the role of technology in civic life and democracy. As artificial intelligence, algorithms, and data systems take root in elections and public policy, communities already facing barriers to voting…
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Coming Up Next Friday: How Technology Is Shaping Democracy
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Join the July 25 VAAC Community Meeting on AI, Algorithms & Access Every other Friday, VAAC Friday Community Meetings bring together directly impacted people, organizers, and advocates from across Michigan to share updates, build community, and take action. Next Friday, July 25, we’re diving into a powerful conversation on how technology is shaping democracy —…
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What You Need to Know Before the August 5 Primary
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Voter registration deadlines, ballot drop guidance, and threats to your rights With the August 5 primary election just weeks away, now’s the time to make a plan, get informed, and take action to protect your vote. Here’s everything you need to know — including key deadlines, disinformation risks, and how you can fight back. Upcoming…
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Join Our Weekly Phone Bank — Every Tuesday, 5:30–8 PM
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Call voters across Michigan and defend our democracy Our Tuesday night virtual phone banks bring together people from across the state to educate voters, combat misinformation, and reinforce voting rights. Whether you’re new or a seasoned caller, we provide the training, script, and community support you need to make an impact. Every Tuesday5:30–8:00 PM ETVirtual…
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4 Events This Weekend — Community, Justice & Action
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Your weekend roadmap to impact: four events, one community This weekend, communities across Detroit are taking action — and you’re invited. Whether you’re looking to connect with mutual aid networks, access expungement support, or make your voice heard in local elections, there’s a space for you. Here’s what’s happening: Mutual Aid Fair by 5050+ Michigan…
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Two Key Events This Week: Ballots, Leadership & Community Power
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Get informed and stay involved — Oakland and Pontiac are showing up This week, communities in Oakland County and Pontiac are stepping into action with two powerful events focused on voting, leadership, and the policies shaping our futures. Tuesday, July 23: Ballot Proposals with Oakland County Clerk Lisa BrownJoin Oakland County Clerk Lisa Brown for…
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Rank MI Vote Collects Signatures
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The Rank MI Vote petition is LIVE!! This exciting new ballot proposal seeks to bring ranked choice voting to Michigan. Ranked choice voting means that every voter has a say in who wins an election, not just those who vote for major-party candidates who have major financial backing from elite interest groups. It gets rid…
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Why the Right to Sue for Voting Rights Is at Risk, and Why Michigan Should Care
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What’s Happening?A recent ruling by the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals could block private citizens and organizations from suing under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, a key legal tool that stops racial discrimination in voting. Why It MattersSection 2 has historically been used to challenge gerrymandered maps, at-large elections that dilute minority voting power, and…
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TODAY: Khyla D. Craine Joins Our VAAC Community Meeting
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Join us at 12:30 PM ET for a powerful discussion on voting rights Don’t miss this one. At today’s VAAC Community Meeting, we’re joined by Khyla D. Craine, J.D., Chief Legal Director for the Michigan Department of State, for a critical conversation on voting access, incarceration, and the systems that impact us. We’ll hear updates…
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Share Your Thoughts on Elections — Get a $20 Gift Card
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Help shape the future of voting in Michigan Promote the Vote wants to hear from you — and they’re offering a $20 gift card for your input. By completing a short, anonymous survey, you’ll help Promote the Vote understand how Michiganders feel about elections, voting access, and democracy. Your voice will help guide future pro-voter…
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Good Trouble Lives On — July 17 National Day of Action
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Honor John Lewis’s legacy. Carry it forward. On Wednesday, July 17, VAAC joins communities across the country in taking part in Good Trouble Lives On, a national day of action honoring the legacy of Congressman John Lewis — a civil rights hero who taught us that getting into “good trouble” is necessary for justice. This…
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Mayoral Candidate Forums — Make Your Voice Heard
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Three events. One goal: accountable leadership. It’s election season — and across Michigan, communities are creating their own space to demand answers, share their stories, and shape the future of their cities. This July, attend one (or more!) of these powerful mayoral candidate forums. Hear directly from those running to lead your community — and…
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