Engage
People.Conversations.Communities.
Encourage conversations about civic participation in families, workplaces, churches and neighborhoods.
- Take the 1 + 3 pledge
- Attend a town hall
- Share this site
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From the midterm electionsTuesday, November 3, 2026
I vote in
Your polling place, clerk and drop boxes.
Michigan Voter Information Center ↗ (opens the official Michigan site)Register or update online.
Michigan Voter Information Center ↗ (opens the official Michigan site)Apply for an absentee ballot.
Michigan Voter Information Center ↗ (opens the official Michigan site)Vote in person before Election Day.
Michigan Voter Information Center ↗ (opens the official Michigan site)See your official sample ballot.
Michigan Voter Information Center ↗ (opens the official Michigan site)Links checked against Michigan Voter Information Center on Fri, October 2.
Equip · Polling place finder
Enter the address where you're registered in Michigan. We'll show your Election Day polling place, early voting sites and ballot drop-offs.
A nonpartisan effort of the United Supreme Council Community Relations Department, with our Orients, Valleys, Grand Lodges, Grand Chapters, community partners and Civic Engagement Ambassadors.
People.Conversations.Communities.
Encourage conversations about civic participation in families, workplaces, churches and neighborhoods.
Information.Resources.Empowerment.
Accurate, nonpartisan information on registration, absentee and early voting, polling places, deadlines and Election Day.
Tools.Support.Action.
Connect voters with trusted tools and the support they need to take part with confidence.
Connect at least three family members, friends, neighbors or community members with reliable election information. Help each person:
Pledges roll up by state and Orient so every Valley can see its reach. The count goes public once enough pledges are in.
For members, Orients and Valleys bringing this work home.
Help with town halls, voter information tables and reminder calls in your community. Nonpartisan roles only.
Request a ride to your polling place or help with accessible voting. Available to every voter, regardless of party.
Know Before You Go sheets for each state, QR flyers, church bulletin inserts and social graphics.
Nonpartisan by rule. This initiative does not endorse political parties, candidates, campaigns or positions on ballot proposals. Every voting answer links to the official state source.