Early Voting 2024 - Presidential Primary
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May 7th
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August 6th
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Updates for 2024
With the passage of Proposal 22-2, Michigan voters can be added to the Permanent Ballot list by filling out and submitting one final absent voter application (making sure the box to sign up for this list is checked). This list is different from the previous Permanent Application list in the fact that voters fill out one final application and will get an absent voter ballot, or ballot selection form for the Presidential primary, prior to each election instead of an application prior to each election. Snowbirds and college students should make sure to contact the City Clerk’s office to make sure their mailing address is up to date prior to any election they would like to vote in. The USPS will NOT forward election mail.
Also included in Prop 22-2, Michigan voters have the option to vote nine (9) days prior to every State or Federal election. This early voting period starts the second Saturday before the election and goes through the Sunday before the election. The City of Hudsonville has contracted with the Ottawa County Clerk’s Office for early voting purposes. Early Vote Center locations and hours can be found on their website.
Absentee Voting Information
All registered Michigan voters are now eligible to receive an absentee ballot prior to each election with no reason needed. In order to receive an absentee ballot, if you are not on the Permanent Ballot list, you must submit a signed absentee ballot application first.
An Absentee Voter Ballot application may be requested from the City Clerk at the Hudsonville City offices or you can download an application HERE and submit it to the City Clerk through mail, drop box, or email to elections@hudsonville.org.
Voters who have joined the Permanent Ballot list will no longer receive an absent voter application prior to each election. They will receive their ballot (or ballot selection form in Presidential primary years) prior to each election.
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