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Information on Voting in Michigan

Precinct Delegate

What is a Precinct Delegate

A precinct delegate is an elected grassroots representative for a political party (typically Republican or Democratic) who serves as a liaison between the party and voters in a specific local voting precinct.   In Michigan, this is considered one of the most fundamental elected offices, with the primary role of turning out the party’s vote on Election Day and maintaining communication between neighborhood voters and party leadership. 

Who can be a Precinct Delegate

Any registered voter is eligible to become a Precinct Delegate to represent your neighborhood (precinct).    Precinct Delegates serve a two-year term and are directly elected by the voters of each precinct during the election season.

Role of a Precinct Delegate

• Help people register to vote.

• Take information on issues and candidates to the voters in your precinct.

• Identify others interested in your party and recruit new party members.

• Help turn out your precinct vote in your neighborhood on Election Day.

• Keep your party leaders informed about the issues that concern voters.

Become a Precinct Delegate

The process to become a Precinct Delegate is simple

• Complete the form Precinct Delegate Affidavit of Identity,  click here

• File with the county clerk   

• Email us to Join our Team