| Current & Upcoming Election Information: |
November 3, 2009 City General & School Election
Candidates & Proposals
November 3, 2009 City General & School Election Results
Visit our new election reporting system, offering a new way
to view and summarize results.
(Quick Start User Guide - pdf 693k)
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| How to Vote in Oakland County: |
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| Elections Division Information: |
The Elections Division of the Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds is responsible for printing ballots and overseeing and maintaining permanent records of election results of all countywide elections, regular elections and special elections. The Elections Division now offers a new service - Absentee Ballot Tracker . This service allows you to track your application and absentee ballot through the election process. 
 (Listen to the Absentee Ballot Tracker Podcast)
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| Campaign Finance Information: |
| Duties of the Elections Division include assisting local clerks and citizens in interpreting Michigan Election Law and Campaign Finance Law according to state statues. Campaign Finance Forms are available at the State of Michigan website.
 Campaign Finance information is available online! This feature allows searching the Campaign Finance database and viewing documents.
Campaign Finance Late Fee Credit Card Payment Form (pdf 28k) |
| Board of Commissioners: |
The Election Division also maintains permanent records of the
Board of Commissioner resolutions and minutes. |
| Links: |
Browse through some of our helpful links:
2009-2010 Oakland County Directory
Am I registered to vote?
Learn about Project V.O.T.E.
How to become a poll worker
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| The Election Network (TEN): |
The Election Network (TEN) is a password- protected website restricted to local city, township and village clerks for Elections Division updates, forms and notices. The Network also serves as a forum for the sharing of election-related issues and information.
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