Voting

So, it looks like Michigan has a working plan to get through this once in a life time election during a pandemic

Turns out, it varies by state so here's a look at Michigan's rules on it before a simple social media misstep voids your vote.

The City of Kalamazoo sent out the announcement, but it applies to all Michigan residents. And what you need to know is, the last day for Michigan residents to register to vote by mail or online, thus being able able to vote in next month's election, is this coming Monday, October 19th.

It's not to late to get a new ballot!

Poll Watchers must stand in designated public areas, must not talk to voters, are not allowed to touch election equipment, can’t record, wear or display any political items/clothing.

For many people, voting this election looks a bit different than usual, here are a few tips to making sure your absentee ballot counts.

And yes you can change your mind, but you also need to do a couple of other things first, or you may miss your opportunity to vote.

Absentee ballots can be submitted at county clerks' offices and satellite stations throughout the state beginning on Thursday.

Here's what you need to know.

Proper PPE will be provided to election workers to use on November 3rd