Voting Access For All – Empowering Everyone in Michigan to Vote

Yes! You can Vote!

You Can Vote in Michigan Even if…

You have a felony record.
You are on probation, parole, or tether.
You are awaiting arraignment, trial, or sentencing, regardless of your incarceration status.
Your housing is unstable.
You have a disability.
You do not have a Michigan ID.

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Election Protection

Coordinated attacks are threatening our freedom to vote. But we are fighting back. Here’s what you need to know!

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VAAC Friday Community Meeting: Beyond Exoneration: From Silenced to Shaping Change

April 24, 2026 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm, Join us online

VAAC Friday Community Meeting: Beyond Exoneration: From Silenced to Shaping Change

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Your Vote DOES Matter.

Voting Access for All Coalition is on a mission so we can give more of us a say in who is running our government. Watch our video here.

Things to Do

VAAC Friday Community Meeting on April 24th | Beyond Exoneration: From Silenced to Shaping Change

Join VAAC for a Friday conversation during Second Chance Month with Eric Anderson of the Organization of Exonerees. Learn what happens after exoneration and how civic engagement connects to reclaiming…
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Capitol Day 2026: VAAC Heads to Lansing with Statewide Partners on April 29

Join VAAC in Lansing on April 29 for Capitol Day 2026. Register now, travel with us, meet with lawmakers, and take part in conversations about voting access, representation, and more.
Full Article >>: Capitol Day 2026: VAAC Heads to Lansing with Statewide Partners on April 29
Sign or Circulate the MMOP (Michiganders for Money Out of Politics) Petition

VAAC is supporting the Money Out of Politics campaign, a statewide effort to limit corporate influence in elections and put this issue on the 2026 ballot. You can sign the…
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Lansing Passes MI Democracy Resolution as HB 4765 Advances in Michigan

Lansing City Council has unanimously passed a resolution opposing documentary proof of citizenship requirements. Organizing continues across Michigan as similar proposals move forward at the state and local level.
Full Article >>: Lansing Passes MI Democracy Resolution as HB 4765 Advances in Michigan
SAVE Act Update: Senate Vote Stalls Federal Proposal

Conflicting information has been circulating about the SAVE Act. This week, the U.S. Senate stopped debate on the bill, meaning it has stalled. While this proposal did not move forward,…
Full Article >>: SAVE Act Update: Senate Vote Stalls Federal Proposal
What Happened in Wayne County — What’s Actually Going On

The Department of Justice requested 2024 election records from Wayne County, but asked the wrong office. Here’s what happened and how elections actually work in Michigan.
Full Article >>: What Happened in Wayne County — What’s Actually Going On
Attacks on the Southern Poverty Law Center Reflect Broader Threats to Civil Rights

The Department of Justice under the Trump administration has targeted the Southern Poverty Law Center. This reflects broader attacks on civil rights organizations and the work they do in communities…
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