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Vote Voiced The mission of Vote Voiced is Voter Education; Registration; Mobilization and Voter Protection. Like us on Facebook.

Vote Voiced is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes, under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code. The Vision of Vote Voiced is for every Voter to make voting their lifestyle; voting in every local, state, and national election. Follow Vote Voiced on Tik Tok, and Instagram. Listen to the Vote Voiced Podcast on many platforms like Spotify.

Michigan Voter Registration Alert: October 19 Deadline November 3, 2026 ElectionMICHIGAN VOTERS: An important registrati...
10/13/2026

Michigan Voter Registration Alert: October 19 Deadline November 3, 2026 Election

MICHIGAN VOTERS: An important registration deadline is approaching!

Monday, October 19, 2026, is the last day to register ONLINE or BY MAIL for the November 3 election. Mailed applications must be postmarked by October 19.

Beginning October 20, eligible voters can still register IN PERSON at their city or township clerk’s office through Election Day, November 3.

Bring proof of residency showing your name and current address, such as a utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, or Michigan ID. Paper or digital documents are accepted.

No photo ID? You can sign an affidavit. Proof of residency is still required.

Check your registration and find your clerk at Michigan.gov/Vote.

Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote. Verify for yourself.

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Inform.
Verify.
Participate.

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10/09/2026

Vote Voiced: A Proud Permanent Partner of National Voter Education Week I’m Donna Miller, founder of Vote Voiced, and I’m proud to be a permanent partner of National Voter Education Week!

Our commitment to nonpartisan voter education continues throughout the year. We help people check their registration, understand their ballot, make a voting plan, and verify voting information for themselves.

🗳️ Start at Vote.gov for registration information and official resources.

📋 Download your FREE Voting Plan Checklist at www.VoteVoice.com.

Voting rules and deadlines vary by state. Always confirm the details with your official state or local election office.

Save this post and share it with someone preparing to vote!

Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.

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10/06/2026

Get Vote Ready: 5 Simple Steps National Voter Education Week 2026 🗳️ October 5–9!

Check your registration. Know your ballot. Make a voting plan. Understand your state’s rules. Share reliable information.

Start at Vote.gov.
📋 FREE Voting Plan Checklist: www.VoteVoice.com

Save and share! Verify voting rules and deadlines with your official election office.

Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.

10/06/2026

National Voter Education Week 2026: Five Steps to Get Vote Ready. Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.

October 5–9 is National Voter Education Week! Vote Voiced is sharing five simple actions to help you prepare:

✅ Monday: Register to vote or check your registration.
✅ Tuesday: Get to know your ballot.
✅ Wednesday: Make a voting plan.
✅ Thursday: Understand your state’s voting process.
✅ Friday: Share reliable information with friends and family.

Start at https://vote.gov for registration information and official resources.

📋 Download your FREE Voting Plan Checklist at https://www.VoteVoice.com.

You don’t have to wait for a particular day—start now! Save this post and share it with someone who needs a voting plan.

Voting rules and deadlines vary by state. Confirm information with your official state or local election office.

Vote Voiced is nonpartisan voter education.
Inform. Verify. Participate. . Vote Voiced

10/02/2026

IMPORTANT VOTER UPDATE: Mailing Your Ballot? Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute 🚨 VOTING BY MAIL? DON’T WAIT.

USPS recommends mailing your completed ballot at least one week before the deadline by which your election office must receive it—and some states recommend even earlier.

📬 Check YOUR state’s deadline.
✍🏽 Follow every signature and envelope instruction.
📮 Know whether a postmark matters.
📍 Verify official return locations.
🔎 Track your ballot if available.

If a postmark matters under your state’s rules, USPS says you can take your ballot inside a USPS retail location and request a manual postmark at no charge.

Every state is different. Verify your voting instructions directly with your state or local election officials.

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Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.

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10/02/2026

IMPORTANT VOTER UPDATE:

Mailing Your Ballot?

Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute

📬 IMPORTANT MAIL BALLOT REMINDER

If you’re voting by mail in the November 3 election, don’t wait until the last minute to return your ballot.

USPS recommends that domestic voters mailing completed ballots send them at least one week before the deadline by which their election office must receive them. Some states recommend mailing even earlier.

And there’s something else voters need to know: an automatically applied USPS postmark may not always show the same date that you actually mailed your ballot.

If a postmark matters under your state’s rules, USPS says you can take your ballot inside a USPS retail location and request a MANUAL POSTMARK at no charge.

But remember: voting rules and deadlines vary by state.

Before returning your ballot:

✓ Check your state’s official deadline.
✓ Know whether your state uses a receipt deadline, postmark rule, or another requirement.
✓ Read every ballot and envelope instruction.
✓ Complete every required signature.
✓ Verify authorized drop boxes or in-person return locations.
✓ Track your ballot if your state provides ballot tracking.

Most importantly, get your information directly from your state or local election officials.

Don’t guess. Verify.

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INFORM. VERIFY. PARTICIPATE.

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09/30/2026

Mail-In Ballots Are Arriving: How to Complete and Return Yours Early Vote Voiced Your mail-in or absentee ballot may already be in your mailbox! Ballot mailing schedules vary across the country, so check with your official election office to find out when yours should arrive.

Donna Miller with Vote Voiced explains how to prepare and return your ballot:

• Read your ballot instructions carefully.
• Mark your choices as directed.
• Use the required envelopes or secrecy sleeve.
• Sign the return envelope and complete any other required information.
• Seal it correctly and return it promptly.

If mailing, Vote Voiced recommends allowing at least two weeks before your election office’s receipt deadline—and more time when possible. This is a planning cushion, not a delivery guarantee.

An automatic postmark may be dated later than the day you mailed your envelope. At the post office counter, you can request a free manual postmark on your ballot-return envelope. A postmark does not replace your state’s receipt deadline.

Where available and permitted, consider an authorized ballot drop box or direct return to your election office to avoid mailing delays. Confirm the correct location, hours, and deadline, then track your ballot through your official election office if tracking is available.

Voting rules vary by state. Always verify current instructions and deadlines with your state or local election authority.

Visit https://VoteVoiced.com
Listen to the Vote Voiced Podcast:
https://open.spotify.com/show/0p1AZvGseRJyiW3dzYUZvn

Support our nonpartisan voter education:
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/vote-voiced-1

Vote Voiced does not endorse or oppose candidates or political parties.

Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.
Verify for yourself.

Follow and share to help others prepare!

09/30/2026

Mail-In Ballots Are Arriving: How to Complete and Return Yours Early Vote Voiced

Your mail in or absentee ballot may already be in your mailbox! Ballot mailing schedules vary across the country, so check with your official election office to find out when yours should arrive.

Donna Miller with Vote Voiced explains how to prepare and return your ballot:

• Read your ballot instructions carefully.
• Mark your choices as directed.
• Use the required envelopes or secrecy sleeve.
• Sign the return envelope and complete any other required information.
• Seal it correctly and return it promptly.

If mailing, Vote Voiced recommends allowing at least two weeks before your election office’s receipt deadline—and more time when possible. This is a planning cushion, not a delivery guarantee.

An automatic postmark may be dated later than the day you mailed your envelope. At the post office counter, you can request a free manual postmark on your ballot-return envelope. A postmark does not replace your state’s receipt deadline.

Where available and permitted, consider an authorized ballot drop box or direct return to your election office to avoid mailing delays. Confirm the correct location, hours, and deadline, then track your ballot through your official election office if tracking is available.

Voting rules vary by state. Always verify current instructions and deadlines with your state or local election authority.

Visit https://VoteVoiced.com
Listen to the Vote Voiced Podcast:
https://open.spotify.com/show/0p1AZvGseRJyiW3dzYUZvn

Support our nonpartisan voter education:
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/vote-voiced-1

Vote Voiced does not endorse or oppose candidates or political parties.

Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.
Verify for yourself.

Follow and share to help others prepare!

09/25/2026

MICHIGAN VOTER UPDATE

Michigan absentee voting has begun for the November 3, 2026 election.

Visit Michigan.gov/Vote to request or track your ballot, check your registration and locate your clerk.

Carefully follow the instructions, sign and date the return envelope, and return your ballot early.

For most Michigan voters, the ballot must reach the local clerk by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. A postmark is not enough.

Don’t just be told how to vote. Know how to vote.

Visit VoteVoice.com.

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3200 Greenfield Road
Dearborn, MI
48120

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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