Democracy MVP

Get trained, paid, and help your community run a smooth and secure election!

Learn more about serving as a poll worker—also known as an election inspector—and fill out an interest form at Michigan.gov/PollWorker.

The moment you have been waiting for is finally here!

We are pleased to announce the winners of the state’s first-ever “I Voted” sticker contest.

Elementary and Middle School:
• Jane - Grosse Pointe
• Gabby - Rockford
• Katelyn - Lansing

High School:
• Olivia - Holly
• Michelle - West Bloomfield
• Andrew - St. Louis

General:
• Kelsey - Livonia
• Breanna - Grand Rapids
• Madelyn - Livonia

The nine winning designs will be available for clerks to order and give out to voters this fall for the Nov. 5 General Election.

Learn more: https://lnks.gd/2/2wnnqmn

Do you want to help your community know more about their voting rights? Sign up to get all the latest information about Michigan’s upcoming elections including important dates and deadlines. Then make sure to spread the word to your friends, family, and neighbors so that everyone knows how and when to cast their ballot and have their voice heard!

Visit Michigan.gov/DemocracyAmbassador to learn more.

The Nov. 5 General Election will be here before we know it, and it’s never too early to sign up to be a poll worker!

Get trained, paid, and play a key role in helping your community’s election run safely and smoothly.

Poll workers are needed for both the early voting period and on Election Day.

Learn more at Michigan.gov/PollWorker

'Doing something for your country;' Second- and third-generation election workers on why they do it "You're doing something for your country," Susan Godfrey, 70, said about being a poll worker. "It's valuable."

Today is Election Day for Michigan’s Primary and polls are now open!

Visit your polling place to cast your ballot. Polls close at 8 p.m., but as long as you’re in line by then, you can still vote.

If you still have an absentee ballot, you can take it to your local clerk’s office or a secure ballot drop box no later than 8 p.m.

Find your polling place and more at Michigan.gov/Vote

Today is National Poll Worker Recruitment Day!

Poll workers, also known as election inspectors, are essential in helping elections run smoothly and securely.

Learn more about becoming a poll worker for either the early voting period or Election Day at Michigan.gov/PollWorker.

Join the team and get paid to be a poll worker!

Learn more about the important role of a poll worker and how you can help ensure your community’s elections run smoothly and securely at Michigan.gov/PollWorker.

Get trained, get paid, and help your community run smooth and secure elections!

Learn more about serving as a poll worker—also known as an election inspector—and fill out an interest form at Michigan.gov/PollWorker.

It's in Michigan! Visit Michigan.gov/Vote to locate your polling place or clerk's office.