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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Election Protection

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 Statewide Jail Voting Work Group

July 16, 2026 10:00 am – 11:00 am, Join us online

VAAC Statewide Jail Voting Work Group

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Your Vote DOES Matter.

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.

Things to Do

Voting Rights Art Project Continues: Southgate Photos and July 18 Hamtramck Pop-Up

Take a look at artwork created during our recent Voting Rights Community Art Project pop-up at Urbanrest in Ferndale, then join us on July 18 in Hamtramck to help create…
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Latest News

Federal Election Actions Raise Concerns, But Michigan Voters Should Not Be Intimidated

Voting rights partners are tracking several federal actions involving election administration, voter information, and federal election monitors. These actions do not change how Michigan voters cast ballots in the August…
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How to Spoil Your Absentee Ballot and Vote a New One in Michigan

Michigan voters who want to change an absentee vote may be able to spoil the original ballot and vote a new one before the August 4 Primary Election. The process…
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DOJ Election Monitors Coming to Three Michigan Cities: What Voters Should Know

The Department of Justice plans to send federal election monitors to Detroit, East Lansing, and Lansing during Michigan’s August 4 Primary Election. Their presence does not change Michigan voting procedures,…
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Independence Day and the Fight for the Vote

Independence Day offers an opportunity to examine the country’s promise of self-government, the people originally denied that promise, and the generations-long fight for voting rights. This post connects that history…
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Supreme Court Ruling Protects States’ Ability to Count On-Time Mail Ballots

On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Watson v. RNC that federal Election Day laws do not prevent states from counting mail ballots after Election Day when state…
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Michigan Election Court Update: Current Voting Procedures Remain in Place

Four recent court decisions addressed federal access to Michigan voter information, documentary proof of citizenship requirements, the SAVE citizenship database, and the counting of absentee ballots with missing or mismatched…
Full Article >>: Michigan Election Court Update: Current Voting Procedures Remain in Place

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