Voter Information 

"The vote is precious. It is almost sacred. It is the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democracy." - Civil Right's Leader and Congressman John Lewis
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​www.michigan.gov/vote

Michigan Secretary of State

The Secretary of State is your go-to place for resources on Michigan voter registration, polling information, sample ballots, and campaign finance.

Michigan's current Secretary of State is Democrat Jocelyn Benson

Iosco County Clerk

The Iosco County Clerk's office is your local resource for candidate lists, election day management, and election results,
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Know Your Voting Rights

Knowing your rights will help you protect your rights. The ACLU has an extensive library of Know Your Rights materials to help Michiganders understand their rights and react effectively when their rights are under threat (including voting rights and protesting rights). 

 Michigan 2020 Election Fun Facts (From the AP)

• More than 5.5 million people voted in Michigan’s presidential election -- the most ever and the highest percentage of voting-age residents to cast a ballot in 60 years.
• The number of voters — in a pandemic — smashed the previous record of 5 million in 2008. About 71% of those age 18 and older voted. The only general election in the past 72 years with a larger portion was 1960.
• Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said it was “particularly inspiring and encouraging” that more than 28,000 people took advantage of a new option and registered and voted on Election Day.
• Absentee voting — now available to all voters under a 2018 constitutional amendment — surged, to nearly 3.5 million ballots during the virus outbreak.

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