Election 2026: Early in-person voting begins in Detroit. What to know.

October 24, 2026

Detroit is implementing a nine-day early in-person voting period that starts on Saturday, October 24 and runs through the day prior to Election Day. Residents who wish to cast their ballots ahead of the official election date have multiple options available to them, including visiting the Detroit City Clerk's office or designated early voting locations throughout the city. BridgeDetroit is hosting a "Party at the Polls" event at the Northwest Activities Center on the first day of early voting to encourage participation and provide voter information.

Who is affected

Detroit residents eligible to vote
BridgeDetroit (community organization hosting the event)
Voters attending the Northwest Activities Center location

What action is being taken

BridgeDetroit will be hosting Party at the Polls at the Northwest Activities Center on Saturday, October 24 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Early in-person voting is being offered at the Detroit City Clerk's office and Early Voting Sites

Why it matters

This early voting period provides Detroit residents with expanded access to the electoral process, allowing them flexibility to vote before Election Day. The community engagement event makes voting more accessible and welcoming by creating a social atmosphere and providing educational resources through voter guides.

What's next

Early in-person voting continues through the day before Election Day
Voters can visit the Detroit City Clerk's office or Early Voting Sites during the nine-day period

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