Michigan Sample Ballot and Voting Forms

Practice ballot · no personal info needed

See a sample ballot for any precinct

Pick your county, city or township, and precinct to see the exact ballot for that area. It's a great way to practice before you vote.

Don't know your precinct? Here's how to find it.

Your own ballot

See your personal sample ballot

Look yourself up with your name, birth month and year, and ZIP code. You'll see your sample ballot, your voting place and your clerk.

Vote by mail

Mail (absentee) ballot application

Michigan does not mail a ballot to everyone, so you have to ask. Apply online, or download the form, fill it in, sign it, and give it to your city or township clerk. On the form you can also join the permanent mail ballot list.

The application also comes in large print, Arabic, Bengali, Dari/Farsi, Haitian Creole, Korean and Spanish. Get the application in another language.

Accessible voting

Accessible electronic absentee ballot

Voters with print disabilities can ask for a ballot that can be filled in on a computer, then printed and returned to the clerk.

Registration

Register to vote or update your address

Register online until Oct. 19. After that, register in person at your city or township clerk, even on Election Day.

More help

Mail voting questions answered

Deadlines, drop boxes, tracking your ballot, and what to do in an emergency.