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2010 Election Information
2010 Elections for Victor Township residents are currently scheduled Tuesday, May 4 (School Districts - St. Johns, Laingsburg, Bath); Tuesday, August 3 (Primary); and Tuesday, November 2 (General Election, State Gubernatorial, Ovid-Elsie School).
 
All elections will be held at the Victor Township Hall.  Polls are open 7am-8pm.
2010 Elections for Victor Township residents are currently scheduled Tuesday, May 4 (School Districts - St. Johns, Laingsburg, Bath); Tuesday, August 3 (Primary); and Tuesday, November 2 (General Election, State Gubernatorial, Ovid-Elsie School).
 
All elections will be held at the Victor Township Hall.  Polls are open 7am-8pm.
Voter Registration
Who is eligible:  To register to vote you must be a U.S. Citizen; at least 18 years old by election day; and a resident of Michigan. 
Where to register: Michigan voters must use the same residential address for voter registration and driver's license purposes. Consequently, if you submit a driver's license address change, it will be applied to your voter registration. Similarly, if you submit a voter registration address change, it will be applied to your driver's license.
How to register: Complete a voter registration application (available under LINKS below) and submit it by mail or in person to any of the following: Clinton County Clerk's Office (Saint Johns); Victor Township Clerk's Office (6843 E. Alward Road, Laingsburg, MI 48848); or any Michigan Secretary of State Branch Office.  Several state agencies and military offices also provide registration services.
When to register: You must register at least 30 days before the election to be eligible to vote in that election. You must also re-register to vote whenever you move to a new city or township.
Moving:  If you move within a city or township, you must update your address. This can be handled through your local clerk, at a Secretary of State branch office, by mail or at any other location where voter registrations are accepted. First-time Voter: If you have never voted in Michigan and register by mail, you must appear in person to vote in the first election in which you wish to participate. This requirement does not apply if (1) you personally hand delivers the mail registration form to your county, city or township clerk's office instead of mailing the form (2) you are 60 years of age or more (3) you are disabled or (4) you are eligible to vote under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act. If you have never voted in Michigan and register by mail, you may also be subject to a new identification requirement provided under federal law. The identification requirement is explained on the mail-in registration form.

Who is eligible:  To register to vote you must be a U.S. Citizen; at least 18 years old by election day; and a resident of Michigan. 
Where to register: Michigan voters must use the same residential address for voter registration and driver's license purposes. Consequently, if you submit a driver's license address change, it will be applied to your voter registration. Similarly, if you submit a voter registration address change, it will be applied to your driver's license.
How to register: Complete a voter registration application (available under LINKS below) and submit it by mail or in person to any of the following: Clinton County Clerk's Office (Saint Johns); Victor Township Clerk's Office (6843 E. Alward Road, Laingsburg, MI 48848); or any Michigan Secretary of State Branch Office.  Several state agencies and military offices also provide registration services.
When to register: You must register at least 30 days before the election to be eligible to vote in that election. You must also re-register to vote whenever you move to a new city or township.
Moving:  If you move within a city or township, you must update your address. This can be handled through your local clerk, at a Secretary of State branch office, by mail or at any other location where voter registrations are accepted. First-time Voter: If you have never voted in Michigan and register by mail, you must appear in person to vote in the first election in which you wish to participate. This requirement does not apply if (1) you personally hand delivers the mail registration form to your county, city or township clerk's office instead of mailing the form (2) you are 60 years of age or more (3) you are disabled or (4) you are eligible to vote under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act. If you have never voted in Michigan and register by mail, you may also be subject to a new identification requirement provided under federal law. The identification requirement is explained on the mail-in registration form.

Absentee Voting

A properly registered voter may obtain an absentee voter ballot for any election if you are:

 

Age 60 years or older

Unable to vote without assistance at the polls

Expecting to be out of town on election day

In jail awaiting arraignment or trial

Unable to attend the polls due to religious reasons

Appointed to work as an election inspector in a precinct outside of your precinct of residence.  

 

To request an AV Ballot complete a request form available on-line at www.michigan.gov/sos (Elections/Info for Voters/Absentee Voting), on the bulletin board at the front entrance of the township hall, or by mail.  To receive a copy by mail call or email the Victor Township Clerk, 517-651-2094, clerk@victortwp.org.

 

Restrictions apply to first-time voters who registered by mail.  Contact the clerk at 517-651-2094 or clerk@victortwp.org for further information.

A properly registered voter may obtain an absentee voter ballot for any election if you are:

 

Age 60 years or older

Unable to vote without assistance at the polls

Expecting to be out of town on election day

In jail awaiting arraignment or trial

Unable to attend the polls due to religious reasons

Appointed to work as an election inspector in a precinct outside of your precinct of residence.  

 

To request an AV Ballot complete a request form available on-line at www.michigan.gov/sos (Elections/Info for Voters/Absentee Voting), on the bulletin board at the front entrance of the township hall, or by mail.  To receive a copy by mail call or email the Victor Township Clerk, 517-651-2094, clerk@victortwp.org.

 

Restrictions apply to first-time voters who registered by mail.  Contact the clerk at 517-651-2094 or clerk@victortwp.org for further information.

 

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