Examples include:
How can I vote absentee?
Ballots must be received by 8pm on Election Day.
Yes. Ann Arbor offers early in-person voting at designated locations during the early voting window.
Yes. You can register and vote using your Ann Arbor address if you live here.
Absolutely! In Ann Arbor, many races are effectively decided in the primary. Your August vote directly shapes who appears on the November ballot.
Election Day: Tuesday. August 4, 2026 (7am–8pm)
Register by Mail/Online: ~July 20, 2026
Same-Day Registration: Available during early voting and on Election Day
Absentee Ballots Available:
Starting late June
Absentee Request Deadline: 5pm Friday before Election Day
Official calendars are published by the City of Ann Arbor Clerk and the Michigan Secretary of State.
Do I Live in Ward 1?
Ward 1 includes downtown, Old West Side, Water Hill, and parts of the Northside.
Where to Vote
Your polling place or early-voting site depends on your address.
Look it up at Michigan Voter Information Center
What to Bring
Photo ID
OR
Vote without ID by signing a simple affidavit
Accepted IDs include Michigan ID, driver’s license, passport, student ID, or military ID.
15-Second Voting Plan
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