The coming midterms in Michigan will be the first election since the state legislature passed a series of changes that will impact how communities manage their elections. TheMiller Canfield Michigan Election Law Guideoffers a comprehensive summary of changes to election law since 2018, in one easy-to-navigate resource.
The topics covered in this 24-page guide include:
- The 2018 constitutional amendment that provides for no-reason absentee voting, automatic voter registration and in-person voter registration through Election Day
- How the 2020 response to the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact elections
- 2022 election legislation and new instructions for challengers and poll watchers
- Managing elections
- Candidates and ballots
- Additional resources and source materials
Miller Canfield'sElection Law teamis pleased to offer this valuable resource at no cost. To receive a copy of the comprehensive guide to Michigan election law, please contact your Miller Canfield attorney or one of the contacts listed on this page.
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