No, you cannot wear election-related clothing when you go to vote in Michigan.
Voters are not allowed to wear clothing that is election- or campaign-related when they go to cast their ballot in Michigan.
In fact, Michigan law prohibits the following within 100 feet of a polling place:
- Campaigning for a candidate or ballot measure.
- Wearing or bringing election- or campaign-related clothing or accessories.
- Displaying or wearing candidate or election-related signage.
- Bringing election, campaign, or partisan materials into a polling place.
- Requesting signatures for or signing petitions.
What time do polls open on Election Day?
Polls open at 7 a.m. on Election Day.
What time do polls close on Election Day?
Polls close at 8 p.m. on Election Day.
How to find your polling place
You can look up your assigned polling place at Michigan.gov/Vote.
Do I need a photo ID?
No. While voters should bring a photo ID to an early voting site, it is not required. Voters who do not have a photo ID, or who forgot to bring it, can still vote after signing an affidavit.
Can you vote a ‘split’ ticket?
Yes. Michigan voters are allowed to select candidates from different parties for different races during the general election on Nov. 5, 2024.
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How to access your voter information
You can visit mvic.sos.state.mi.us/Voter/Index to check your registration status, polling location, view your sample ballot, track your absentee ballot, find early voting information, and more.
Get a ride to the polls
Nonpartisan organizations and companies offer free rides to the polls and early voting sites in some areas. More information is available online at michiganvoting.org/rides.