Michigan Primary Election Day is Tuesday, August 4th  as voters of each political party select their candidates for the November General Election.   Most highly contested are the Democratic US Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, and the Republican Governor primary between John James and Perry Johnson.

 

There are four republicans in the primary for 78th State Representative district, and  three democrats in the primary for US Representative in the 2nd Congressional district.

 

You may only vote in the partisan section of one party. There is also a non-partisan proposal section in some townships, such as the Freeport District Library millage proposal and various millage proposals for fire protection, emergency services, and road improvements.

 

Polling locations are open Tuesday from 7am to 8pm.  

 

If you are not already registered to vote, you can do so in-person at your local or township clerk’s office by 8pm in order to vote in Tuesday’s primary.