SATELLITE OFFICE 2024 GENERAL ELECTION NUMBERS
Total Registrations at UMMA this election: 5058
Total Election Day Registrations at UMMA: 1028
Total Ballots collected at UMMA this election: 4755
Total Early Voters at UMMA: 6294
(Duderstadt Vote Hub opened on Monday, October 21, 2024.)
Total Registrations at Dude this election: 1315
Total Election Day Registrations at Dude: 330
Total Ballots collected at Dude this election: 765
Total Early Votes at Dude: 1826
Election Day Vote Center
New! An Election Day Vote Center opened at City Hall, and the U-M satellite offices at UMMA and Duderstadt Center on the November 5th, 2024 Election Day for voters who registered to vote on Election Day. Voters who registered on Election Day received a ballot and tabulated their vote at the Vote Center after registering to vote. The Vote Centers were only available for voters registering or updating their registered address on election day.
Additional Resources:
Quick Links
Am I registered to vote?
You can use the
Michigan Voter Information Center to check if you are registered or contact our office directly.
Can I register to vote?
To register to vote in Michigan, you must be:
A U.S. citizen
At least 17.5 years old to register (must be 18 years old by Election Day to vote)
A Michigan resident for at least 30 days by Election Day
Not currently serving a sentence in jail or prison
University of Michigan students residing in the city of Ann Arbor are eligible to
register in the city at their student address or register at their permanent/home address. NOTE: Students with Michigan Driver's Licenses will have their Driver's License address updated to their student address if they choose to register at that address. Students cannot vote in the City of Ann Arbor unless they are registered at a City of Ann Arbor address. Please reach out to your hometown clerk for information on voting if you would like to be registered at your home address.
Students with a Michigan Driver's License or State ID can also register
online.
Students can register to vote up to and even on Election Day! Those registering in the last 14 days before an election must register in person with the City Clerk and proof of residency is required. Students registering to vote
within the city of Ann Arbor during the 14 days prior to each election can use Wolverine Access (Wolverine Access→Student Business→Campus Personal Information→Addresses) to provide digital proof of residency.
Can I use my MCard to register and/or vote?
Yes! A University of Michigan Student ID (MCard) is acceptable photo ID for voting!
Is my local address in the city of Ann Arbor?
All addresses on north and central campus are within the city limits of Ann Arbor, including the vast majority of surrounding neighborhoods and apartments. If you live farther off campus or are registered at a home address, use the Michigan Voter Information Center to find your local clerk.
Where do I vote on Election Day?
Check your Voter Registration Status and polling place information before Election Day at the Michigan Voter Information Center!
If you live in a residence hall and would like to vote at your polling place on election day, see the Assigned Polling Places for UM Residence Halls (PDF). Be sure to
check your registration is up to date before election day for a faster election day process.
Peak voting hours at campus precincts tend to begin around 10 a.m. and increase throughout the day. There are less waits in the early morning hours between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Use our line tracker to view estimated wait times!
How do I vote early or by mail?
Check out our information on early voting and absentee voting!
Going abroad?
Citizens who are outside of the country during the absent voting period and will not be returning by election day are eligible to receive their absent voter ballots early by submitting a
Federal Post Card Application through mail, email or fax.
City Clerk Satellite Office @ UMMA and Duderstadt Center
In fall 2020, the University of Michigan and City Clerk's Office partnered to provide a satellite clerk's office at the University of Michigan Museum of Art for the first time.
In fall 2022, the Clerk satellite office at UMMA returned and was supported by an additional satellite office servicing north campus at the
Duderstadt Center.
A one-stop-shop for students, staff, and faculty to check their registration information, register to vote, and request an early ballot, the satellite offices provided an easily accessible location for students and residents in and around the University campuses! Beginning in 2024, the satellite offices have expanded to include early voting and an Election Day Vote Center!
In the 6 weeks leading up to the November 2020 Presidential election, 5,412 voters registered, and 8,501 ballots were collected at the UMMA satellite office!
In the 6 weeks leading up to the November 2022 Midterm election,
3,905 voters registered, and
4,608 ballots were collected at the two satellite offices!
