March 10, 2020 Unofficial Elections Results:
Absent Voter Information
- Absent Voter Application – March 10, 2020 Presidential Primary/November 3, General > (Applications available prior to a scheduled election)
- Federal Post Card Application Form Instructions
Completed Absent Voter applications can be:
- Emailed to: elections@brucetwp.org
- Mailed to: Bruce Township Clerk, 223 East Gates, Romeo, MI 48065
- Faxed to: (586) 752-3870
- Placed in the drop box located at Township Hall
Election Links
Verify Voter Registration
To verify your registration status, click on the link below for the Michigan Voter Information Center. You can also view a sample ballot, find your polling location, or monitor the status of your absentee ballot application and ballot.
*Reminder PA 523 of 2012 – requires that you provide a photo ID when registering to vote or requesting an absentee ballot in person
Election News
Michigan passed a nine-bill election package that went into effect on January 1, 2005. All local school districts, including intermediate and community college districts, as well as village elections will be administered by Michigan’s county, city and township clerks.
One result of the consolidation is that we will have (4) days per year that regular elections can be held on: the fourth Tuesday in February and the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May, August and November. Exceptions are provided for: Special elections called under the State Constitution by the Governor and the State Legislature; and
School Districts, Intermediate School Districts and Community College Districts that wish to present a millage proposal, bond proposal or proposal to borrow funds on a date other than one of the four “fixed” election dates.
- District Map (Click Map to Enlarge)
Polling Precincts
Pct. 1
Bruce Township Hall
223 East Gates
Romeo, MI 48065
Pct. 2
Romeo Community Center
361 Morton
Romeo, MI 48065
Pct. 3
Orchards Community Church
74903 McKay Rd.
Romeo, MI 48065
Pct. 4
Orchards Community Church
74903 McKay Rd.
Romeo, MI 48065
FAQ
Where do we register to vote?
You may register to vote at the Clerk’s office during office hours or at any Secretary of State Office.
Who can vote Absentee?
Anyone may vote absentee by submitting an application with your full name, address, and the reason you need to vote by absentee, some of the reasons are as follows:
- 60 years of age or older
- Expect to be absent from the community on Election Day
- You are physically unable to attend the polls
- You must sign and date the application in order for us to provide you with a ballot.
If you have any questions concerning elections, please contact Susan Brockmann, Clerk at (586) 752-4585.
