Elections and Voter Registration

Picture ID Requirement when voting in Michigan

Michigan voters who vote at the polls and absent voter ballot in person must comply with the requirement of showing picture identification. The most common sources of picture identification are your driver’s license or a state ID card.  The following forms of picture identification may also be used as long as they are current:

• Federal or state government-issued photo identification (Driver’s license or state identification card from any state).
• U.S. passport
• Military ID card with photo
• Student ID card with photo from high school or an accredited institution of higher education
• Tribal ID card with photo.

Voters without picture identification:  Michigan election law anticipates that not all voters will have picture identification.  Voters who do not bring picture identification to the polls or do not possess picture identification can vote like any other voters by signing an affidavit of voter not in possession of identification.

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• 2020 Absent Voter application for Dual August November
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• 2020 Single Election Absent Voter Application - Not Applicable for March Election
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• Automatic AV List Request Form
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• Federal Post Card Application Form for Military-Overseas Voters
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• Voter Registration Form
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• Voter Precinct Map 2020.pdf
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• 2021 Election Inspector Application.pdf
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