Everything You Need to Know about Voting in Michigan


Welcome to Voter Central, your go to resource for everything you need to know about voting in Michigan. Here, you can check your voter status, apply for an absentee ballot, or find your polling place with ease. Register to vote early on November 5th and ensure your voice is heard.

Tap here to explore candidates endorsed by Michigan United Action (sister organization) who are driving change in your community.

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MU in the News: Kalamazoo News Channel 3 Quotes Our Own Elder Leslie Mathews for Juneteenth
“Freedom is one of the most important things that you'll ever have in this life,” said Elder Leslie Mathews.
MU/MUA in the News: the Michigan Advance on our Wal-Mart Protest
MUA-led protestors rallied at Sam’s Club in Southfield to speak out against Walmart’s choice to end its DEI programs.
MU in the Streets: Images from “NO KINGS” 2025
Michigan United and Michigan United Action were out organizing and supporting the people.
MU in the News: “Resist: Juneteenth 2025” in the Detroit News
Read what the Detroit News said about the kickoff of our "Resist:Juneteenth 2025 Week of Resistance" event.
NO KINGS DETROIT is Coming Saturday
Please join Indivisible, 50501, and the May Day coalition for a rally and a short march that celebrate our diversity and shame autocrats.
Grassroots Power in Action: Why Neighborhood and Community Organizing Matter More Than Ever
Discover how grassroots organizing and community building empower people to drive real change, fight injustice, and protect democracy.
Juneteenth 2025 is Eleven Days Away. Register Now!
This Juneteenth, we're not just celebrating our ancestors' freedom. Our theme this year is "Resist." Tap for events from June 13th to 21st
MU Saginaw/Bay City Justice Assembly Recap: Community, Strategy, and Next Steps
Last week, Saginaw and Bay City residents gathered for the MU Justice Assembly—a space to reflect, connect, & plan for change. Join us at our next meeting
MU Healthcare in Flint: Launching the Improve Hypertension Health Initiative
Last weekend, we helped launch the Improve Hypertension Health Initiative. The program addresses hypertension in the most at-risk communities in Flint.

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