Election & Voting

Early In-Person Voting
Early voting allows voters to cast a ballot similar to how they would do so at a polling place on Election Day. Voters are issued a ballot and can complete it and personally insert it into the tabulator at their early voting site.

Early voting will look almost identical to an election day polling location. There will be a staff of election workers, voters will be issued their ballots and then place them directly into a secure tabulator before leaving. Ballots are thoroughly secured each night until they are counted at 8:00pm on election night.
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Voting Absentee

Absentee voting allows voters to request a ballot by mail, online, or in person at their local clerk’s office. Voters can complete their absentee ballot at home or at their local clerk’s office and submit it in an envelope by mail, in person, or by drop box. After an absentee ballot is received by the local clerk, the voter’s absentee ballot is processed and tabulated by their local clerk.Sign-Your-Ballot

Please remember that you MUST sign the outside of your ballot envelope.

Request an Absentee Ballot
Absentee Ballot request forms are available 75 days prior to the election.
Submit Your Request

Military and Overseas Voting
Voting assistance for Service members, their families and overseas citizens.
Submit Your Application
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Ballot Drop Box Locations
  • 7200 S. Huron River Dr
  • 20 S. Hewitt Rd
  • 2025 E. Clark Rd
  • 222 S. Ford Blvd


Requests for Voter Lists
For election information requests, please contact [email protected]

Important Change to Voting Locations
The State of Michigan has changed an election law allowing voting location consolidation. If your location has changed, you will receive notice by mail and a new voter ID card. Once the changes are finalized, you can also see your new location to vote from the Michigan Voter Information Center (MVIC).
Ypsilanti Township Precinct Map
Precinct Street List

Voter Information Center
Ypsilanti Township participates in the state-wide QVF system, and the Township’s voting records are available from this system.
Visit the Michigan Voter Information Center to:
  • Determine if you are registered to vote
  • Find answers to frequently asked questions
  • Find your polling location
  • View your sample ballot