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.

Protect Voting

Election Protection

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

Join our NEXT Meeting

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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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

Voting Rights Community Art Project Pop-Up This Saturday in Hamtramck

VAAC and Indivisible Metro Detroit will host the next Voting Rights Community Art Project pop-up this Saturday, July 18, at Hatch Art in Hamtramck. Community members of all ages and…
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Next VAAC Friday Community Meeting | Disability Pride Month: Building a Democracy That Includes Everyone on July 17

July 17’s VAAC Friday Community Meeting will focus on Disability Pride Month and the connection between disability rights, voting rights, and civil rights. We will discuss barriers voters with disabilities…
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Latest News

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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VAAC Is Hiring Ambassadors, Canvassers, and Phone Bankers

VAAC is accepting applications for ambassadors, canvassers, and phone bankers to support voter education and outreach in Michigan communities. Apply at votingaccessforall.org/hire.
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Oakland County Becomes Fifth Michigan County to Oppose Documentary Proof of Citizenship Ballot Initiative

The Oakland County Board of Commissioners voted 11-6 to oppose a proposed ballot initiative that would require additional citizenship documents to register to vote and eliminate the current option to…
Full Article >>: Oakland County Becomes Fifth Michigan County to Oppose Documentary Proof of Citizenship Ballot Initiative
What Documentary Proof of Citizenship Requirements Could Cost Michigan Voters

The federal SAVE America Act is not currently law, but similar documentary proof of citizenship proposals are moving forward in Michigan and other states. For a Michigan voter who needs…
Full Article >>: What Documentary Proof of Citizenship Requirements Could Cost Michigan Voters
Voting Rights Community Art Project Pop-Up This Saturday in Hamtramck

VAAC and Indivisible Metro Detroit will host the next Voting Rights Community Art Project pop-up this Saturday, July 18, at Hatch Art in Hamtramck. Community members of all ages and…
Full Article >>: Voting Rights Community Art Project Pop-Up This Saturday in Hamtramck
Election Assistance Commission Left Without Commissioners: What Michigan Voters Should Know

After two members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission were fired and its remaining commissioner resigned, the federal agency was left without commissioners. The EAC remains operational through career staff,…
Full Article >>: Election Assistance Commission Left Without Commissioners: What Michigan Voters Should Know

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