Michigan House District 91
How to vote
In Michigan you have three ways to vote, and you do not have to wait until Election Day to use any of them.
Make sure you are registered
Check your registration at the Michigan Voter Information Center. You can register online or by mail through October 19, and in person at your clerk's office right up to 8 PM on Election Day.
Choose how you want to vote
Request an absentee ballot and vote from your kitchen table, vote early in person from October 24 to November 1, or vote at your polling place on November 3.
Return it so it counts
Mail your ballot by October 20 at the latest. After that, hand-deliver it to your clerk's office or an official drop box instead of mailing it.
Check your registration and request a ballot
The Michigan Secretary of State runs the official Voter Information Center. It will tell you whether you are registered, what is on your ballot, where you vote, and where your absentee ballot is.
Michigan Voter Information Center →Key dates
- Sept 24
Absentee ballots mailed
Ballots go out and you can vote at your clerk's office starting today.
- Oct 5
Early voting sites may open
Some communities open designated early voting sites from this date. Check with your clerk.
- Oct 19
Last day to register online or by mail
After this, you can still register in person at your clerk's office with proof of residency.
- Oct 20
Last recommended day to mail your ballot
After Oct 20, hand-deliver your ballot to your clerk or a drop box instead of mailing it.
- Oct 24 to Nov 1
Statewide early voting, 9 days
Every community offers early in-person voting during this window.
- Nov 2
Absentee voting at the clerk's office ends at 4 PM
Last chance to vote absentee in person before Election Day.
- Nov 3
Election Day. Polls open 7 AM to 8 PM
You can still register and vote at your clerk's office until 8 PM.
Your county clerk
District 91 covers parts of three counties. Early voting sites and hours are set locally, so your clerk is the authority on where and when you can vote early.
Montcalm County
Most of District 91
County website →Kent County
Cedar Springs, Solon, Nelson, Spencer, Oakfield townships
County website →Ionia County
Belding, Otisco and Orleans townships
County website →Dates reflect Michigan's statutory election calendar for the November 3, 2026 general election. Always confirm with the Michigan Secretary of State or your local clerk. This page is provided by the campaign and is not an official election notice.