Register to Vote
Residents can register with the Clerk at the Township office, at the Leelanau County Clerk’s office, at the Secretary of State’s office, or online at www.Michigan.gov/VoterRegistration
Online Voter Registration
The Michigan voter registration website (www.Michigan.gov/VoterRegistration) allows residents from across the state to conveniently register to vote. It also allows voters to Change their Address, verify their Voter Registration Information, view Sample Ballots for upcoming elections, track the status of their Absentee Ballot, and many other tasks.
Where do I Vote in person?
The Glen Arbor Township precinct is in the Town Hall gymnasium at 6394 W. Western Ave. Voting begins at 7:00 AM and continues until 8:00 PM. All individuals in line at 8:00 PM will be allowed to vote.
Absentee Voting
All absentee voters must complete an absentee ballot application prior to being sent an absentee voter ballot. You can download an absentee ballot application online by going to www.Michigan.gov/Vote and selecting the “Absentee Voting” option located on the left panel of the page.
Easier yet, you may write a note, call, or stop by the office and speak to the Township Clerk to request to be added to the Permanent Absentee Voter list. The Permanent Absentee Voter list will then allow the Clerk to automatically send you a ballot application prior to each election.
The township Clerk can be reached by mail at P.O. Box 276, Glen Arbor, MI 49636, or by phone at (231) 334-3539 ext. 300, or by email at [email protected]
Track Your Ballot
Go to www.Michigan.gov/vote. On the site, you can search by name or driver's license number to pinpoint information about your ballot.
If you are registered to vote and have cast a ballot, the site should show you:
- Your absentee ballot status, including the date the clerk received your application, the date your ballot was sent to you and — if the ballot has been received — the date the clerk received it.
- An election calendar that includes a sample ballot.
- Your in-person polling location address.
- The name and contact information for your local clerk.
- Your voting district information.
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Want to Work the Elections?
If you would like to work the election in Glen Arbor, please complete the application below and mail it to the Township Clerk, P.O. Box 276, Glen Arbor, MI 49636.
If selected, you will be required to attend training both at the County Clerk’s office and at the Glen Arbor Town Hall.
