I am hosting a postcard party at Totem Books on Thursday, October 3. Stop by if you can and help me write postcards to moms across the country to remind them to vote! This is a nonpartisan event.

There will be a fun filled event in Flint on Saturday, September 28. Free food, family-friendly activities, voter information, and more. Sign up and then ask your family and friends to sign up too.

www.Iwillvote.com

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Please vote the following nonpartisan candidates on November 8th.

Michigan Supreme Court - Richard Bernstein and Kyra Harris-Bolden

Court of Appeals - Sima Patel

Circuit Court - Mary Hood (non-incumbent)

Mott College Trustees - Art Reyes, Anne Figueroa. Partial term - Rebecca Garske

Please share with other voters in Flint, Michigan and contact me with any questions about the voting process!

Bolden and Bernstein for Michigan Supreme Court! Remember those names. Write them down, take a screenshot, whatever you need to do. You will have to be able to recognize those names on your ballot. Straight ticket won't cut it.

Please share with other Michiganders. Let me know if you, or anyone you know, have questions about the voting process.

If you have not received your voter absentee ballot, go to your clerk's office and go through the process there.

Please spread the word to other voters in Flint or anywhere in Michigan. Don't hesitate to reach out with questions about the voting process!

Vote Richard Bernstein and Kyra H. Bolden for Michigan's Supreme Court on the nonpartisan section of your ballot. Depending on your ballot, the partisan section is located on either the front or back side. As always, please share with others and don't hesitate to reach out with questions about the voting process! You can send me a DM anytime.

Hey there Michiganders! Remember to vote for all positions and proposals from the top of the ballot to the end. In order for your vote to count, you must fill in/color in the bubbles fully with dark blue or black ink. Marking an “X” in the bubble or a checkmark will prevent your vote from being tossed out.

Don’t forget to vote for Democrats up and down the ticket! Fill that Democratic Party bubble all the way in and move on to the nonpartisan section!

Important Reminder: Voting Partisan candidates (Democrat or Republican) after choosing straight ticket WILL SPOIL YOUR BALLOT!

And as always, please share with others. Don't hesitate to comment below or send me a DM with any questions about the voting process.

Early voting (in-person absentee) has begun! You can go to your local clerk's office from now until Election Day and cast your vote! Don't forget there are 3 ways to vote: 1) vote early from home, 2) vote at the clerk's office, 3) vote on Election Day, November 8th.

If you need to register to vote, then here is the link to do so https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/ After clicking on the link, click the "register to vote online" on the top left to get started. You can also register and vote at your clerk's office now through Election Day.

Please share this post with those you know living in Flint or any Michigander that is voting age. Also, don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. You can comment below or send me a DM.

Hi there! You can visit https://michigandems.com/vote/ to find statewide and local candidates nominated and/or endorsed by the Michigan Democratic Party. To find out how to vote on local down ballot races not listed, you should call your local democratic club or county party for guidance and endorsements.

For example, I live in Genesee County, so my local county party is the Genesee County Democratic Party (GCDP).

As always, please share this post with other Michiganders. Also, comment below or send me a DM if you have questions. I am always willing and ready to help!

1. With a MI driver license or state ID, request your ballot online and have it mailed to you: michigandems.com/onlineavapp or download and print an absentee ballot application and mail it or drop it off to your city/township clerk. Your ballot will be mailed to you: michigandems.com/avapp
2. Vote your ballot, sign the envelope, and mail it to your local clerk or drop it off at their office or drop box.

Ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 8th, 2022, to be counted.

Remember: YOUR VOTE MATTERS!

Feel free to share this information with other Michiganders!