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1. How can I found out if I am registered to vote?

You can check your status online at the Michigan Secretary of State website. Michigan Secretary of State

2. If I move to a new address between addresses, am I still registered to vote?

In the State of Michigan, your voter registration follows your drivers' license: if you move and notify the Michigan Secretary of State's office of your new address, your voter's registration will also be changed to reflect your new address.

3. If I didn't vote in the last election, am I still eligible to vote?

Once you register to vote, you are always registered to vote. In the State of Michigan, your voter registration follows your drivers' license: if you move and notify the Michigan Secretary of State's office of your new address, your voter's registration will also be changed to reflect your new address.

4. What are the hours during which I can vote on Election Day?

Polling locations in Midland are open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Election Day.

5. What's my polling location for Election Day voting?

Your polling location, as well as other voter information specific to you, can be found through the Michigan Secretary of State website. Michigan Secretary of State

6. How can I find out if I'm eligible to vote absentee?

Those eligible to vote absentee must meet certain requirements. Visit our Absentee Voting page to find out more.

7. How do I change my voter registration address?

There are several ways to process a change of address:
1) Visit the Secretary of State's Office
2) Visit the City/Township Clerk's Office (in which you reside)
3) A change of address within the same jurisdiction can be made in writing and mailed to the appropriate Clerk.

8. Where do I vote?

1st Ward - Lakeview School
2nd Ward - Ludington High School- Peterson Auditorium
3rd Ward - Ludington City Hall
4th Ward - Danish Brotherhood Hall
5th Ward - Lakeshore Resource Network
6th Ward - Emanuel Lutheran Church

For more information, access the city's resource on elections.