Upcoming Elections in 2024
Presidential Election
November 5 - Polls open 7:00am-8:00pm
Early Voting- Oct. 26 - Nov. 3 9:00am-5:00pm
Early voting includes Saturday & Sunday
MOVE deadline Sep. 21 - more info
AV ballots are now available
Register to Vote- Online up to Oct. 21st;
voter registration required to be in person Oct. 22 – Nov. 5
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For questions about elections and voting, call:
Clerk, Cheri Brenner 269-637-4441 Ext 4 or
Dep. Clerk, Kathy Stanton 269-637-4441 Ext 5
Voting in Person
Elections are held at the Casco Township Hall:
7104 107th Ave., South Haven, MI 49090
Voters need to show picture ID when arriving to vote. If you do not have ID with you when arriving to vote, you may still vote, if you sign an affidavit that your id is not with you that day.
More info at the state website
Absentee Voting
Applying for a Ballot
Any registered voter can vote absentee by applying for an Absent Voter Ballot.
You can get an application for a ballot by doing any one of the following:
You can also sign up to be a Permanent Ballot recipient by checking the box on the Absent Voter Ballot Application that indicates that you'd like a ballot of each election in the future.
Receiving Your Ballot
Once you fill out and submit your application, it will be validated and your signature checked. Once confirmed as a valid application we will send your ballot by mail. If you prefer, you can bring your application to the clerk's office and pick up your ballot. For the Presidential election ballots will be available September 26th.
Returning Your Ballot
Once you have completed your ballot, you need to return it to the Township Clerk by 8pm on election day:
You can check to make sure your ballot has been receipted in by checking on Michigan.gov under elections
Elections
In-Person Early Voting
You can vote In-Person for 9 days ahead of the election. That is October 26th - November 4th for the Presidential Election, 9:00am - 5:00pm.
More info at the state website
Registering to Vote
You can register to vote anytime up to and including on election day. If you are registering within two weeks before an election, and you want to vote in the upcoming election, you need to register in person at the township office and bring proof of residence – photo ID, Utility Bill, or other bill that shows you live at the address where you are registering.
Any other time you can register to vote by:
More info at the state website
Becoming an Election Worker
If you are interested in working on elections as a trained Election Inspector, please let Clerk Cheri Brenner know by sending her an email at CascoClerk@gmail.com.
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