Elections

General Information

The City Clerk conducts all federal, state, county, local, and special elections held within the City. All registered voters in the City vote at:
Sawdon School Administration Building
220 Lamson Street
Grand Ledge, MI 48837

For all elections, polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm Anyone standing in line at 8 pm will be allowed to vote.

View the Voting Precinct Map (PDF), or use the interactive map below to identify your voting Precinct.

Photo Identification Requirement

Before you can vote on election day, you must provide photo identification. If you don't have acceptable photo identification with you, you can still vote by signing an affidavit stating either of the following:

  • You don't have acceptable photo identification.
  • You have acceptable photo identification, but didn't bring it to the polls.

Permanent Absent Voter Ballot List

The City Clerk maintains a list of voters who request an absent voter ballot be mailed to them for every election held in the City. A change in Michigan Law now allows for any registered voter to receive an absent voter ballot without submitting an application for each election. Voters who want to be placed on this list may fill out the Permanent Absentee Voter Ballot Request Form (PDF) and return it to:
City Clerk
310 Greenwood Street
Grand Ledge MI 48837

Michigan Voter Information Center

Learn more about your voter registration status, check election information, find details about your voting precincts, and more! Visit the Michigan Voter Information Center website.

Election Results

View Election Results on the Eaton County website.

Election Workers

During an election, the City of Grand Ledge requires a staff of paid workers called "Precinct Inspectors" to work at the polls. Learn more about applying for this position on our Election Workers page.

PUBLIC ACCURARY TEST

The Public Accuracy Test demonstrates that the computer programming used to tabulate the votes cast on election day meets the requirements of Michigan Election Law and accurately counts the cast votes. MCL - Section 168.798

  1. ABSENTEE VOTING - How do I apply for an absentee ballot?
  2. ABSENTEE VOTING - When is the deadline to apply for an absentee ballot?
  3. ABSENTEE VOTING - When do I need to submit my ballot?
  4. ABSENTEE VOTING - Did my ballot arrive?
  5. ABSENTEE VOTING - What if I have an emergency on Election Day?
  6. ABSENTEE VOTING - I submitted my ballot. Can I change my vote?
  7. REGISTER TO VOTE - Am I eligible to vote?
  8. REGISTER TO VOTE - How do I register to vote on Election Day?
  9. REGISTER TO VOTE - What's the deadline to register?
  10. REGISTER TO VOTE - Can I vote as a student?
  11. REGISTER TO VOTE - Where can I register to vote?
  12. VOTE IN PERSON - Where do I go to vote?
  13. VOTE IN PERSON - What should I expect?
  14. VOTE IN PERSON - Do I need an ID?
  15. VOTE IN PERSON - What about Early Voting?
  16. ACCESSIBLE VOTING - How do I apply for an accessible absentee ballot?
  17. ACCESSIBLE VOTING - How do I vote in person with an accessible voting machine?
  18. ACCESSIBLE VOTING - What do expect outside the polling place
  19. ACCESSIBLE VOTING - What to expect inside the polling place
  20. ACCESSIBLE VOTING - Language Access
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FIND YOUR VOTING PRECINCT - ALL PRECINCTS VOTE AT THE SAWDON ADMINISTRATION BUILDING