Dearborn confirmed that there will be sample ballots offered in Arabic.

The Michigan Presidential Primary Election is March 10, 2020. It’s a closed primary, with 147 delegates up for grabs, of which 125 are allocated based on results. While the presidential election is the main feature of the March 10 ballot, there are some other things, depending on where you live, that you’ll be deciding on. Presidential ballotWhile many candidates have exited the race for U.S. President, they’re still listed on the ballot in most states. Learn more: What to know before voting on March 10 (Check your own sample ballot here)Already voted absentee?

Related: What your 2020 Michigan primary election ballot will look like on March 10The millage first passed in 2012. The 2020 Michigan Presidential Primary Election is on Tuesday, March 10. The Michigan Secretary of State Voter Information Center allows you to: Verify your Voter Registration OR Find your Polling Place. Do I need my voter registration card in order to vote? The Voter Identification Card is for your reference and is not required to vote.

The Michigan Presidential Primary Election is March 10, 2020. It’s a closed primary, with 147 delegates up for grabs, of which 125 are allocated based on results. While the presidential election is the main feature of the March 10 ballot, there are some other things, depending on where you live, that you’ll be deciding on. Presidential ballotWhile many candidates have exited the race for U.S. President, they’re still listed on the ballot in most states. Learn more: What to know before voting on March 10 (Check your own sample ballot here)Already voted absentee?