Sullivan, Township (Muskegon, MI)
Sullivan, Township (Muskegon, MI)
A primary election is held by political parties to choose their nominees for the November general election. In a primary, Republicans run against Republicans, Democrats run against Democrats, and candidates from other qualifying parties run against members of their own party. Voters may only vote within one party section on the primary ballot and cannot “split their ticket.”
A general election is held between each party’s nominees and any independent candidates. The candidates who receive the most votes are elected to office. Statewide ballot proposals also appear on the general election ballot.
You must show one of the following types of photo ID at the polls in order to vote: The ID must be current – Driver’s License, Personal Identification card issued by the state, Federal or State government issued photo identification, U.S. Passport, Military Identification card with photo, Student identification with photo – from a high school or accredited institution of higher education or Tribal identification card with photo OR the voter may sign an affidavit form.
Due to the passage of the statewide ballot proposal 18-3, all eligible voters in Michigan may now request an Absent Voter ballot without providing a reason. To request an application, call the Clerk’s office or visit the Michigan Voter Information Center.
Sullivan Township maintains a permanent Absentee Voter list for everyone who has asked to be put on the permanent AV list. Applications to obtain a ballot will be automatically mailed to those on the permanent Absentee Voter list before each election. When we receive the signed application, a ballot will be mailed to you.
The Sullivan Township Dropbox is located outside the main office doors.
The Polling location for Sullivan Township is in the upstairs hall.
