Michigan law requires voters to sign an application each time they wish to be issued a ballot. Let us know if you would like to be added to our mailing list.
The Clerk’s Office maintains a list of voters who would like to be mailed an application each time they are eligible to vote. Use the generic application below for an absentee ballot or contact the Clerk's Office for a voter-specific application
One of those changes is that voters can now request an absentee ballot without stating a reason. In 2018 Michigan voters approved Proposal 3, making some changes to election law. Ballots indicating the voter’s selections are printed by the terminal to be inserted into the precinct tabulator by the voter. Selections can be made via touch screen, key pad, or sip-puff technology. These terminals are available to any person and provide voters with ballot language using audio output, large print or high contrast readouts. The polls are open on Election Day from 7 a.m.-8 p.m.Īll polling locations are handicap accessible and equipped with voter assist terminals. We can help determine where you should vote. If you move during the 30 days preceding an election you may be eligible to vote one last time in your prior polling location. You must have lived at your registered address for the 30 days preceding an election in order to vote. Voters who are not in possession of their ID while in the polls may sign an affidavit. You are not required to show your voter ID card to vote, just present photo ID. This information is also available on the Michigan Voter Information Center website at the link above. Newly registered voters and voters who move into the township are sent a voter ID card with polling location and district information. There are 32 precincts in Shelby Township, each with an assigned polling location. If you have a Michigan ID or Driver License you can now register online now by clicking here. Please contact the Clerk's Office for more information. It is important to note that the address on your voter registration must match the address on your MI driver’s license or state ID a change in one will be automatically reflected on the other.
You may also register to vote by mail or in person at the local Clerk's Office, the County Clerk’s Office, military recruitment offices or specified agencies for clients receiving services. Voter registration is now automatic during driver’s license or state ID transactions at Michigan Secretary of State branch offices.
Some frequently asked questions are here for your review. The Clerk is responsible for conducting all federal, state, and local elections.
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