2025 is a Critical Election Year: YOUR VOTE MATTERS!
Elections are an opportunity to shape the future of your community. This year, Detroit voters will decide who will make crucial decisions impacting affordable housing, public transportation, and community safety in the city for years to come. Every vote counts, and that’s especially true in local elections!
From the August primary to the November general election, we want to keep you informed. Although elections vary across the state, Detroiters will vote for:
- City Mayor
- City Council
- City Clerk
- The Board of Police Commissioners
Not in Detroit? More than 50 cities and towns across Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties will elect new officials this year, including mayors and city councilors!
Find out if elections are happening in your city
Anyone can vote absentee in Michigan, and you can register to vote up to or even on Election Day at your local clerk’s office. Check out the resources below to find out where and how to vote and to see what’s on your ballot.
Don’t forget to vote in the Aug. 5 primary and Nov. 5 general election!
Voter information hub
