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Information for November 2, 2010 Primary Election
Voting is a primary right and responsibility
of American citizens. Often, however, many citizens find it confusing
to understand how this fundamental American right functions on a
practical level.
All Michigan counties, cities,
villages and townships are connected to the state wide Qualified
Voter File (QVF) database maintained through the Michigan Secretary
of State's office. QVF is a master file list of voters currently
registered to vote.
WHO CAN VOTE?
To register to vote, you must be:
- A United States citizen
- At least 18 years of age (by election day)
- A resident of Michigan and the city or township where you are
applying to register to vote.
- Not confined in jail after being convicted and sentenced.
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WHERE CAN I REGISTER TO VOTE?
You may register to vote through:
- Any Secretary of State's office at the time you renew or
change your driver's license.
- Your local city or township hall Clerk's office.
- By completing the mail-in registration application form and
mailing it to the local city or township hall Clerk's office.
You may register to vote in person at
any Michigan Secretary of State office or at the Hamburg Township Clerk's
office.
To apply for Absent Voter Ballots, contact
the Clerk's Office directly.
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Clerk's Office
10405 Merrill Road
P.O. Box 145
Hamburg, Michigan 48139
Phone: 810-231-1000
Fax: 810-231-4295
JIM NEILSON
Clerk
Ext. 206
E-mail: jneilson@hamburg.mi.us
PATRICIA HUGHES
Deputy Clerk
Ext. 207
E-mail: phughes@hamburg.mi.us
CATT BRANDENBURG
Voting and Elections
Administrative Assistant
Ext. 208
E-mail: cbrandenburg@hamburg.mi.us
DEBY HENNEMAN
Voting and Elections
Assistant
Ext. 218
E-mail: dhennemann@hamburg.mi.us
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