Absentee ballots for the August primary election now available

June 23rd, 20220 LANSING — Absentee ballots for the August 2 primary election are now available through local clerks' offices, the Michigan Secretary of State announced this week. The ballots will soon be mailed to voters who have already applied to vote absentee. To apply for an absentee ballot, track an absentee ballot or find more...

March 1 to be remote learning day for Dearborn Public Schools

February 4th, 20220 DEARBORN — Dearborn Public Schools will be having all students learning virtually on Tuesday, March 1 due to the special election being held that day. On that day, students will log into their classes from home via Schoology and Zoom and have a full day of live learning with their teachers and attendance will be taken. Buildings...

Dearborn: Seven mayoral candidates, 18 for City Council and two proposals on the Aug. 3 ballot

July 25th, 20210 DEARBORN — Residents have a lot of decisions to make in the August 3 primary by narrowing down a large selection of mayoral and City Council candidates. Mayor With the retirement of Mayor Jack O’Reilly, seven people submitted their names for the position, two of whom will advance to the general election in November. City...

Westland: Four vying for mayor and 12 competing for four City Council seats

July 24th, 20210 WESTLAND — Voters will choose from four candidates for mayor and 12 for City Council in the Aug. 3 primary. In Westland, four Council members are elected at each regular odd year city election. The three candidates who receive the highest number of votes are elected to four-year terms and the candidate receiving the fourth highest...

City clerk accepting nominating petitions for a Charter Commission

April 26th, 20210 DEARBORN — In addition to narrowing down their mayor and Council selections, voters will have another big decision in the Aug. 3 primary elections. Whether the community wants to revise the City Charter or not will be put before voters. If voters decide that the charter should be revised, a Charter Commission will be established...

Wayne County voters, candidates demand answers for primary blunders

August 19th, 20180 DETROIT – More than 40 voters, elected officials and candidates crowded into a small room inside the Renalti Building on Monday, Aug. 13, to demand answers to the problems experienced by Wayne County voters during the August 7 primary election. The Wayne County Board of Canvassers convened a meeting to discuss the problems...