Register to Vote
You animated your character. Now animate your voice. Voting is the finish line.
Ready to Register?
Vote.org is a nonpartisan resource that makes it easy to register, check your registration, and find your polling place — in every state.
Go to Vote.org →Three Steps to the Polls
Check Your Registration
Already registered? Moved recently? Changed your name? Verify your registration is current before Election Day — deadlines vary by state.
Check Registration at Vote.orgRegister to Vote
Not registered? The process takes just a few minutes online in most states. In Michigan, you can register online up to 15 days before Election Day — or in person on Election Day itself.
Register at Vote.orgFind Your Polling Place
Know where to go on Election Day — or find an early voting location near you. Early voting is available at multiple locations, including the University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) and North Campus sites.
Find Your Polling PlaceVoting in Michigan
Michigan has some of the most accessible voting laws in the country. Here are the key things to know:
- Same-Day Registration: You can register to vote at your polling place on Election Day in Michigan. Bring proof of residency.
- Early Voting: Michigan offers at least 9 days of early voting before each election. Check your local clerk's website for exact dates and locations.
- Absentee Voting: Any registered Michigan voter can request an absentee ballot — no excuse required.
- Student Voters: University of Michigan students can register and vote using their campus address.
For the most current and detailed information about Michigan voting rules, visit the Michigan Voter Information Center.
People walked for this.
The right to vote wasn't given — it was marched for, fought for, and died for. By suffragettes who paraded down Fifth Avenue. By civil rights marchers who crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge. By organizers who registered voters door by door.
Walk Cycle to the Polls exists because we believe voting should be joyful, accessible, and communal. Make your character walk. Then make your voice heard.