MI Nurses Vote

Over the last several years, Michigan voters have approved several significant changes to how and when a Michigan resident can exercise their constitutional right to vote! As we approach November, we thought it would be helpful to highlight how you can conveniently ensure your vote counts this election. The Michigan Secretary of State’s website is the most accurate and reliable resource for nonpartisan election information. Please use it. Below are some tips to get you started.

If you are unsure of your voter registration status, please click here and follow the steps to check your registration. If you know you are not registered, follow the link below, enter your information, and you will be registered to vote!

 Register to Vote Here 

Absentee Ballots 

Now that you are registered, you have options for casting your vote. Michigan voters recently adopted a constitutional amendment that allows no reason for absentee voting. This is a “mail-in ballot” where you are sent your ballot via mail and return it either via mail or at an official ballot drop box (you can view your specific location here by entering who your clerk is). If you prefer to cast your vote early and avoid in-person, day-of voting, follow the link below and fill out the form.