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Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllOct 9, 2026
Can I Register and Vote in Michigan? What to Know Before the November 3 Election
Can you vote in Michigan if you do not have stable housing, are in jail awaiting trial, are receiving care in a psychiatric hospital, or are a student? In many cases, yes. Here is who can register and vote in Michigan, plus the key deadlines coming up before the November 3 General Election.
ElectionsJail Voting
Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllOct 2, 2026
Supreme Court Allows Expanded SAVE Voter Checks for Now: What Michigan Voters Need to Know
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the federal government to continue using an expanded citizenship-verification system for voter checks while a legal challenge continues. Here's what the SAVE ruling does, what protections remain in place before the November 3 election, and what Michigan voters can do now to check their registration and prepare to vote.
In The NewsMail-in Voting
Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllSep 17, 2026
U.S. Supreme Court Keeps New USPS Mail-Ballot Restrictions Blocked for 2026: What It Means for Michigan Voters
The U.S. Supreme Court has kept new USPS mail-ballot restrictions blocked for the November 3 election. For Michigan voters, nothing has changed about voting absentee. Here's what happened, what it means for your ballot, and how to request, return, and track an absentee ballot for the 2026 General Election.
ElectionsMail-in Voting
Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllSep 4, 2026
You Can Still Vote by Mail in Michigan: What’s Happening With the USPS Rule Now
Key parts of a new USPS rule affecting mail ballots remain blocked while several federal court cases continue, and the Trump administration has again asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene. The Supreme Court has not decided whether the final USPS rule is legal. For Michigan voters, the most important thing has not changed: you can still vote absentee by mail, return your ballot at an official drop box, and use the other voting options available under Michigan law.
Mail-in VotingSupreme Court
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsSep 1, 2026
Warnings About USPS's New 'Rushed' and 'Untested' Ballot System
A whistleblower is warning of catastrophic problems with the new system the U.S. Postal Service is creating for handling mail-in ballots, saying it is "rushed" and "untested." They went on to say the system could reject thousands of ballots if even one doesn't scan. MS NOW Senior Capitol Hill Reporter Ali Vitali and Founder of Democracy Docket Marc Elias join Alicia Menendez to discuss.
Court OrdersCriminal President
AT Black Media
AT Black MediaAug 28, 2026
Say Their Names, Protect Their Votes: This Week in Black America
From suspicious deaths and corporate racism to voting rights and cultural legacy, Black communities demand truth, accountability, and power.
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Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllAug 25, 2026
Yes, You Can Still Vote by Mail in Michigan: What Changed This Week and What Hasn’t
Michigan voters can still vote by mail, but the federal legal situation changed again this week. USPS says new mail-ballot requirements are now in effect, while Michigan, other states, and voting-rights organizations have filed new court challenges aimed directly at the finalized rule. The Supreme Court’s August 24 decision did not decide whether those new requirements are legal.
In The NewsMail-in Voting
Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllAug 14, 2026
Federal Court Blocks Mail Voting Executive Order Nationwide as Supreme Court Review Continues
A federal judge has blocked nationwide implementation of mail-ballot provisions in a March presidential executive order, while the Trump administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene. Michigan’s current absentee voting procedures remain in place for now, and VAAC is following the litigation for any changes that could affect voters ahead of the November 3 General Election.
ElectionsIn The News
Voting Access For All
Voting Access For AllJul 2, 2026
Supreme Court Ruling Protects States’ Ability to Count On-Time Mail Ballots
On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Watson v. RNC that federal Election Day laws do not prevent states from counting mail ballots after Election Day when state law allows a grace period and the ballot is postmarked by Election Day. Nothing has changed for voters in Michigan. Eligible Michigan voters can still vote by mail under current state law, and voters should request and return absentee ballots as early as possible.
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