Clerk

All in-person precincts will be open on Election Day from 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.  All four (4) Tittabawassee Township Precincts are located at the Freeland SportsZone, 5690 Midland Road.

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Absentee Voting for the May 7th Special Election:

As absentee voting continues to be popular among Township residents, the Clerk’s Office would like to provide helpful tips to voters for the upcoming May Special Election:

Early Voting: Proposal 22-2 established that each county or municipality must hold 9 days of Early Voting in some capacity. In Summer 2023, Tittabawassee Township and Saginaw County entered into an agreement where the County would host an early voting center on behalf the township, and all townships within Saginaw County, for every election going forward. Residents should have received a postcard with the information below. 



Absentee Ballot Application:   Residents may apply for an absentee ballot for the May 7th Special Election or all elections held in 2024. Voters can request an application in person at the Tittabawassee Township Office, request one be mailed to them, or online by clicking here. 

Permanent Ballot Application: With the passing of Proposal 22-2 came the implementation of the Permanent Ballot Application. What this mean is that voters who check off that box will no longer have to apply for a ballot and will automatically be issued one when applicable. Signing up for Permanent Ballots is not a requirement, and residents may still apply for absentee voting for each election as normal. 

Sign and date the ballot: Once voters have completed their absentee ballot, they must sign and date the back of the purple return envelope.

Return applications and ballots early: Applications and ballots should be returned to the Township Clerk’s Office by mail or placed in the secured drop box outside of Township Office as early as possible to ensure a smooth counting process on Election Day. Ballots MUST be returned by 8 p.m. on election day to be counted.  If you are able to utilize our drop box instead of the mail please do so when returning your ballot. The drop box is located in the northeast corner of the parking lot at the Township Office.

                                                                         

Tracking your ballot online: Voters can check to see if an application or ballot has been received by the clerk’s office online by clicking here and entering their voter information or driver’s license number. Keep in mind, applications and ballots can take multiple business days to be received by the Township office.

Help! I made a mistake on my ballot: DO NOT THROW IT AWAY. Simply put the ballot into the provided green envelope and seal it. Sign and date the outside of the envelope and bring it to the Township Office. We will SPOIL your ballot and give you a new one. 

What happens to my ballot once I turn it in?  When the Clerk's office receives your ballot it is stored in a secure area until election day.  On election day ballots are personally delivered to the polling place by the Deputy Clerk. The ballots are processed exactly the same as the ballots of those who vote in person on election day. 

Have More Questions? Check out the State of Michigan FAQ list regarding the Election. Have further questions or concerns? Feel free to contact the Deputy Clerk, Taylor Badour at the Township Office during business hours at 989-695-9512.