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Yes! You can Vote!
  • 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.
  • You are a naturalized citizen.
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VAAC Statewide Jail Voting Work Group

July 30, 2026 10:00 am – 11:00 am, Join us online

VAAC Statewide Jail Voting Work Group

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  • Next VAAC Friday Meeting on July 31: Official Launch of the Michigan Jail Voting Guide

    Next VAAC Friday Meeting on July 31: Official Launch of the Michigan Jail Voting Guide

    On July 31st, the next statewide VAAC Friday Community meeting will officially launch the Michigan Jail Voting Guide, a new resource to help communities understand the voting process for eligible…

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  • Next VAAC Friday Meeting on July 31: Official Launch of the Michigan Jail Voting Guide

    Next VAAC Friday Meeting on July 31: Official Launch of the Michigan Jail Voting Guide

    On July 31st, the next statewide VAAC Friday Community meeting will officially launch the Michigan Jail Voting Guide, a new resource to help communities understand the voting process for eligible…

    Full Article >>: Next VAAC Friday Meeting on July 31: Official Launch of the Michigan Jail Voting Guide
  • Next Statewide Jail Voting Workgroup on Thursday, July 30

    Next Statewide Jail Voting Workgroup on Thursday, July 30

    VAAC’s Statewide Jail Voting Workgroup continues coordinating efforts across Michigan to expand voting access for eligible voters detained in county jails on Thursday, July 30th.

    Full Article >>: Next Statewide Jail Voting Workgroup on Thursday, July 30
  • Action Alert: Tell the Senate to Reject Strict Federal Voter ID Requirements

    Action Alert: Tell the Senate to Reject Strict Federal Voter ID Requirements

    The U.S. House has passed legislation that would establish strict new photo ID requirements for federal elections, but the proposal is not currently law. Michigan voters can use the League…

    Full Article >>: Action Alert: Tell the Senate to Reject Strict Federal Voter ID Requirements
  • VAAC in the Community: Recent Events, Voter Education, and Community Art

    VAAC in the Community: Recent Events, Voter Education, and Community Art

    VAAC ambassadors have been providing voter education and registration support at community events in Detroit, Ferndale, Flint, Clinton Township, and Oakland County. View recent photos, help us thank the organizations…

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  • Before Early Voting Begins, Michigan Clerks Test Election Equipment

    Before Early Voting Begins, Michigan Clerks Test Election Equipment

    Before voting begins in Michigan’s August 4 Primary Election, local clerks conducted mandatory public tests to confirm that election equipment is programmed correctly and counting ballots as expected. Statewide early…

    Full Article >>: Before Early Voting Begins, Michigan Clerks Test Election Equipment
  • President’s Election Speech Does Not Change Michigan’s 2026 Elections

    President’s Election Speech Does Not Change Michigan’s 2026 Elections

    President Trump’s July 16 address does not change Michigan election law, voting options, or the dates of the August 4 Primary and November 3 General Election. Michigan elections remain administered…

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