Your Plan for Voting on Election Day

in Ann Arbor on 11/5/24

If you want to change your plan, use the back button at the bottom of this page.

Step 1: Check if you're registered

  • Before you go, visit mi.gov/vote to check if you are registered at your current Ann Arbor address.

  • If not, register online (before 10/22/24)
    Or

  • Register in-person:

    • UMMA Pop-up Clerk’s Office:
      Sep 24  – Oct 25 @ Noon - 6pm
      Oct 26  – Nov 3 @  11am - 7pm
      Monday, Nov 4 @  11am - 4pm
      Tuesday, Nov 5 @  7am - 8pm

    • Ann Arbor City Clerk’s Office at City Hall:
      Sep 26  – Oct 25 @  8am - 5pm
      Oct 26  – Nov 3 @  8am - 7pm
      Monday, Nov 4 @  11am - 4pm
      Tuesday, Nov 5 @  7am - 8pm

    • Duderstadt Pop-up Clerk’s Office:
      Oct 22  – Oct 25 @ Noon - 6pm
      Oct 26  – Nov 3 @  11am - 7pm
      Monday, Nov 4 @  11am - 4pm
      Tuesday, Nov 5 @   7am - 8pm

  • Note: Even if you registered on campus (at a table on the Diag, for example) please verify that your registration was recorded accurately by visiting mi.gov/vote.

Step 2: Learn about your choices

  • Visit MIvoter.org. Enter your address and choose “Endorsed Candidates” to get information about the Democratic candidates on your actual ballot. 

  • All candidates are endorsed by College Democrats at University of Michigan and the Washtenaw County Democratic Party.

Step 3: Find where to vote

Option A: Your Polling Place

If you're registered, vote at your assigned polling place. 

  • To find your polling place, visit MIvoter.org

    • Type in your address

    • Click on “How to Vote” and then “In Person.”

  • Avoid long lines between 7 AM and 9 AM. Peak hours are around 10 AM and later.

What to take with you:

  • Identification such as your MCard (student ID), driver’s license, state ID, or passport

  • No ID? you can still vote by signing an affidavit affirming your identity.


Option B: City Clerk's office

If you're not registered, you can register and Vote all at once at these locations:

  • City Clerk at City Hall: 7 AM - 8 PM

  • Pop-up Clerk at UMMA: 7 AM - 8 PM

  • Pop-up Clerk at Pierpont/Duderstadt: 7 AM - 8 PM

What to take with you:

  • Photo ID (MCard, Michigan driver’s license, State ID, passport).

  • Proof of Residency: Bring one of the following:

    • Michigan driver’s license or state ID with your current address.

    • Utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, or government document with your address.

    • Wolverine Access address if you live in Ann Arbor.

Step 4: Vote!

If you’re in line by 8 PM, you’re allowed to vote, no matter how long it takes for you to get a ballot.

Step 5: Encourage your friends

Tell your friends how quick and easy it was for you to vote, and encourage them to do the same as soon as possible!

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