Registered voters can pick up, fill out and return their ballot at the early voting centers, or they can take it with them to fill out at home and returned to the city clerk's office by mail.īallots also can be dropped off in person at any of the satellite early voting centers, city clerk drop boxes or the department of elections office at 2978 West Grand Boulevard.ĭetroit also can register to vote at the satellite locations. “You don’t have to worry about your precinct, you can go to any satellite that’s most convenient for you, near your home, near your job, on the way to the grocery store," Winfrey said. A map with the satellite center locations and other voting information can be found on the website. Now that the satellite locations are open, Detroit residents can stop by any of the centers, regardless of where they live, to request and receive their absentee ballot in person.
“This is a very easy and open process for the voters,” said Winfrey, who noted that the city first launched the satellite center early voting program in 2012, with the Wayne County Community College campus hosting the first location.Ī decade later, there are now 13 satellite voting locations set up at places like churches, community colleges, and community centers throughout the city. To mark the opening of the satellite locations, Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey was at the early voting center located on Wayne County Community College District’s eastern campus on Monday morning. 8 general election, as the city’s satellite locations opened this week for Detroiters wishing to pick up or cast their absentee ballots before Election Day.
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Early in-person voting is now in full swing in Detroit ahead of the Nov.
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