Elections - State of Michigan
Elections and voting. How to vote in Michigan. Voter information. Voter education resources. Election results and data. Election administrator information. Election security in Michigan.
Department of State information - State of Michigan
The Bureau of Elections (BOE) is responsible for overseeing elections and relevant programs in Michigan, including campaign finance and lobbying disclosures. The Bureau oversees county, city, and township clerks, county canvassing boards, and election commissions.
Instructions and Forms - Candidate Committees - State of Michigan
Instructions and Forms - Candidate Committees. These forms are now updateable. Please fill in the necessary fields as needed and print. These forms are used to file Pre-Election, Post-Election, Annuals, Dissolution, Quarterly and amended campaign statements on paper.
Election administrator information - State of Michigan
Elections administration, including the Election Inspector's Guide; absentee voting; and the Michigan Qualified Voter File.
Elections and voting - State of Michigan
The Bureau of Elections is responsible for: Administering the state's election and campaign finance law; Providing information about registering to vote and voting; Providing oversight and training to local election officials
Election Fact Center - State of Michigan
The Michigan Department of State and Bureau of Elections are the official state source for information on Michigan elections and voting in Michigan. You can also find official information at your county, city, or township clerk’s website. Find your clerk’s office at Michigan.gov/Vote.
When reporting a mileage reimbursement to a staff member, enter the word “mileage” along with the number of miles and the reimbursement rate in the purpose field of the expenditure record. An example of mileage reimbursement reporting is shown in the Schedule 4B examples.
Maintaining order in the polls. Michigan election law authorizes the precinct board to “maintain peace, regularity and order at the polling place.”. Precinct inspectors possess this authority because voters have a right to vote a secret ballot in a …
Michigan Voting Dashboard - State of Michigan
This dashboard displays data from the Michigan Department of State’s Qualified Voter File (QVF). The QVF is the secure list of voters used by the Michigan Bureau of Elections and more than 1,500 election clerks throughout the state in the administration of elections.
If you are unsure whether a story or claim is true, you can get trusted, verified nonpartisan information from the Michigan Bureau of Elections, your local clerk and the Michigan Election Fact Center at Michigan.gov/ElectionFacts.