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Warning!

Across the country and here in Michigan, coordinated efforts are threatening our freedom to vote. Beware of petitions claiming to protect voting, but that actually make it harder to vote. Read more…

In Michigan, you can vote even if you have a felony on your record. Unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation, and there are a lot of people who don’t want you to vote. Watch our video about our mission to spread the word so people like us know that we can vote!

We have all the information you need to understand and exercise your right to vote:

Can I Vote?

  • You can vote with a felony or misdemeanor record.
  • You can vote while on probation, parole or tether.
  • You can vote if you are awaiting arraignment, trial, or sentencing, regardless of your incarceration status
Voting Rights and FAQs

Why Should I Vote?

  • Your vote matters.
  • You can make a difference, especially in your local community, by electing officials who believe in the causes that are important to you.
Why Vote

How Do I Vote?

  • Make sure you are registered.
  • Make a voting plan with a schedule that works for you.
how to REGISTER AND vote

When’s My Next Election?

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