- Voter Information
- Requirements
- Where and How to Register
- Precinct Information
- Picture ID Requirement
- Would you like to work an election?
- Sample Ballot
- Get Out and Vote!
- Upcoming Election Information
You may register up to 15 days before the election somewhere other than your clerks office. 15 days up to Election Day must be done in person at the Clerk’s Office with a State issued ID showing your current address or with three pieces of reliable information such as a utility bill, tax bill, paycheck stub, or bank statement. You must also re-register to vote whenever you move to a new city or township.
Are you registered? Click here to find out.
RequirementsMust be a U.S. Citizen
Must be at least 18 years of age by Election Day
Must be a resident of Michigan and the City or Township where you are applying to register to vote.
Where and How to RegisterYou can register to vote for federal, state, and local elections by mail; at your county, city, or township clerk’s office; online; or by visiting any Secretary of State Branch office. If you would like to register by mail, please complete the Voter Registration Form, click to download. If you live in the City of Greenville mail your form to the address below:
Greenville City Clerk’s Office
411 S. Lafayette Street
Greenville, MI 48838
If you move within a city or township, you must update your address. This can be handled through your local clerk, at a Secretary of State Branch office, by mail, or at any other location where voter registrations are accepted.
Precinct InformationThe City is divided into 4 Precincts.
Please view our Precinct Map to see what voting Precinct you are in.
Precincts #1 and #4 vote at the Greenville Area Community Center.
Greenville Area Community Center
900 East Kent Road
Greenville, Michigan 48838
Precincts #2 and #3 vote at the Faith Baptist Church.
Faith Baptist Church
315 North Greenville West Drive
Greenville, Michigan 48838
Poll Hours: 7:00am – 8:00 p.m.
Every qualified elector present and in line at the polls
at the hour prescribed for the closing thereof shall be allowed to vote.
Beginning with the November 6, 2007 election, every Michigan voter who offers to vote at the polls must show picture identification or sign an affidavit attesting that he or she does not have picture identification with them before they are issued a ballot.
Voters can satisfy the picture identification requirement by showing one of the following:
- Michigan Driver’s License
- Michigan personal identification card
Voters who do not possess either of the above may show any of the following form of picture identification as long as they are current:
- Driver’s license or personal identification card issued by
another state - Federal or state government-issued photo identification
- U.S. Passport
- Military identification card with photo
- Student identification card with photo – from high school or an accredited institution of higher education
If a voter states the he or she does not have picture identification, the voter will be given an affidavit to sign. A ballot cannot be issued to the voter unless the voter displays picture ID or signs the affidavit.
Please note that picture identification only applies to those who vote in the polls on Election Day. Voters who apply for an absent voter ballot are not required to provide photo identification.
Would you like to work an election?If you are interested in working one of the elections, please fill out the Election Inspector Application Form and email it to hschmeltzer@greenvillemi.org.
Election Inspector Application Form
Sample BallotSample Ballots for November 7, 2023 Election:| Precinct 1 | Precinct 2 | Precinct 3 | Precinct 4 |
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Get Out and Vote!
Your vote counts in every election. Learn more about Greenville’s election process and how to get involved in your city’s future.
Upcoming Election Information:
November Consolidated
Tuesday, November 7, 2023
7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
City Hall weekend hours are:
To be determined