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Don’t forget to flip your ballot over Michigan!

Here's how to learn what's on your ballot for upcoming elections.

If you have any questions about registering to vote leave them in the comments below and we'll answer them.

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Starting 14 days before Election Day, to register to vote visit your city or township clerk's office, complete a registration application, and provide proof of residency.

Proof of residency is a document with both your name and address where you currently live. You can use a Michigan driver's license or state ID card, a current utility bill, a current bank statement, a current paycheck, a current government check, or any other current government document.

When you register ask for a registration receipt, and bring it when you vote.

Have you checked to see if you're registered to vote?

Mark your calendars! These are the key dates you need to know for this upcoming election.

Michiganders, it’s Disability Voting Rights Week! Our friends at Detroit Disability Power have all the resources you need.

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