Yesterday was a big day for Ayvah, Isaac, and Cora—three Michigan voters who were able to cast their ballot for the first time in an election!

Links to unofficial results for the Aug. 4 Primary Election are available by county at: go.mi.gov/u41kt3085

Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie reports a safe, secure Election Day after polls close across Michigan: go.mi.gov/vr8cv3083

Polls are open until 8 p.m. Find your polling place at mi.gov/vote and get your vote in!

We wish the U.S. Coast Guard a happy 236th birthday and salute all who serve and have served.

Because who doesn’t love to see a furry friend when out to cast their ballot? 🐾 Note: You must be human to vote!

If you still have a mail-in ballot, you can return it at one of the following places until 8 p.m. today: ● A secure drop box in your city or township ● Your local clerk’s office Learn more: mi.gov/vote

Election Day is off to a great start across Michigan! Over on the west side of the state, Muskegon City Hall has a mock voting station set up for kids so they can learn about the election process. 🗳️

Did you know that it’s not too late to register to vote? Bring proof of residency to your city or township clerk’s office TODAY until 8 p.m. and cast your ballot. mi.gov/vote

It's Election Day! Polls are open statewide from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you still need to register, you can do so in your clerk’s office with proof of residency until 8 p.m. and vote. Get all the voting information you need at mi.gov/vote

Polling places are open statewide tomorrow on Election Day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and more than 1.2 million Michigan voters have already cast their ballot: go.mi.gov/jbtgi3071

Secretary Benson’s statement on protecting the personal information of Michiganders who signed up to be election workers: go.mi.gov/nzo9k3067

Reminder: Registration for the free Grand Rapids Road to Restoration driver’s license clinic on Aug. 4 closes today at 4 p.m. Walk-ins will still be available as space allows on the day of the clinic. Register and learn more: mi.gov/r2r

FAQ Friday: If I still have my mail (absentee) ballot, where can I return it? Michigan voters can take their ballot to a drop box in their city or township, or to their local clerk’s office through 8 p.m. on Election Day. They can also bring their ballot to their early voting site through Aug. 2.

SOS Mobile Office units will be in both Detroit and Ann Arbor on Saturday, Aug. 1. For efficient service, attendees should bring the required documents for their transaction with them. Visit mi.gov/sosmobile for more information.

Early voting is available statewide through Aug. 2. Cast your ballot ahead of Primary Election Day! Find your early voting site and learn more: mi.gov/earlyvoting

Michigan’s Primary Election Day is only one week away, and over 832,000 voters have already cast their ballot: go.mi.gov/0pdng3040

BRANCH ALERT: The Secretary of State office in Gladwin has closed for the rest of today due to a community health issue. Staff and residents are being redirected to the Clare and Prudenville offices.

Michigan voters showed up during the first two days of statewide early voting with 18,890 casting their ballot👏 Statewide early voting goes through Aug. 2. Find your early voting site and learn more: mi.gov/earlyvoting

The Secretary of State office at 1007 N. Euclid Ave. in Bay City will be closed for two weeks beginning Aug. 3 for a remodeling project: go.mi.gov/1mnhq3027 It will reopen on Aug. 17. Visit mi.gov/sos to complete transactions online or locate self-service stations.

There is still time to sign up for the Road to Restoration driver’s license clinic happening in Grand Rapids on Aug. 4. Registration closes at 4 p.m. the day before the clinic. Save your spot and learn more: mi.gov/r2r

Starting today, Michigan voters can cast their ballot early and in person for the Aug. 4 Primary. Visit mi.gov/earlyvoting for more information and to find your early voting site. And remember to bring your voter ID.

Registration is now open for the free Road to Restoration driver’s license clinic taking place in Kalamazoo on Aug. 13. Sign up or find more info: mi.gov/r2r

FAQ Friday: Early voting is offered in Michigan ahead of every statewide or federal election. It gives Michigan voters the option to cast their ballot in person before Election Day. Visit mi.gov/earlyvoting to learn more.

The first weekend of statewide early in-person voting begins July 25 in Michigan for the Aug. 4 Primary Election: go.mi.gov/6nt5q3015

Reminder: The Board of State Canvassers will be meeting today in Lansing at 10 a.m. Agenda: go.mi.gov/akeq02966 Livestream: youtube.com/MichSOSOffice

The SOS Mobile Office will be at the Onaway Public Library Friday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Visit mi.gov/sosmobile to learn more about what services will be available.

Michigan’s Primary Election is less than two weeks away! Visit mi.gov/vote for all the voting information you need.

Voters will be asked to show their ID at the polls to cast their ballot. Learn more: mi.gov/vote

We are just two weeks away from Primary Election Day on Aug. 4. How do you plan to cast your ballot?