Please go right now to the ballot tracker tools at https://t.co/6nhk8DvkOT to make sure your absentee ballot has been received and accepted by local election officials. If there is a problem, the voter protection hotline 866-OUR-VOTE 866-687-8683 can advise you on how to fix it
A reminder to all voters: criminal history does not impact your right to vote in Michigan. And any law enforcement present at voting locations are there solely to protect the right of all citizens to vote.
What does it mean to contest the results of a presidential election in the courts? Join @UMichLaw professors Ellen Katz and Sam Bagenstos (@SBagen) for a virtual discussion that will provide context about the role of courts in elections Nov. 4 at 6pm. https://t.co/fFVGJjzdyo
If you haven't voted, you have ONE HOUR to get to the polls. If you get in line before 8pm EST, you have the right to vote. Grab your mask and get to your precinct ASAP!!
Polls in Michigan close at 8 p.m. local time. Four counties (Gogebic, Iron, Dickinson, and Menominee) in the western Upper Peninsula are in the United States Central Time Zone.
To election clerks and staff, poll workers, and everyone who was involved in making this year's election happen: thank you, for preserving the accessibility of our democracy, and ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate. #ThankYouElectionHeroes@electionheroday
Intimidation at polls is far more common than we may think and it can take many, many forms. And with early voting underway, here are some tools to help if you witness or experience intimidation:
https://t.co/XnjTefLwpf.
To ensure your ballot is counted, you should continually check on the status of your ballot: https://t.co/GtX7EFAjM3. If your ballot has been flagged for rejection, it is important to call your local election officials immediately to try and fix any problems.