Voter information
Today is the day. Please vote YES!
Please remember to vote YES today!
Polls opened at 7am and will be open until 8pm tonight.
To check where your polling place is, you can enter your address on the Washtenaw County web site and find out.
Support our schools and our community! Vote YES!
Scio Township voters - check here first!
Submitted by Site Admin on Tue, 11/03/2009 - 12:41pmApparently, polling places listed in some online publications had some errors for Scio Township. If you vote in Scio Township, please check the list below to see your voting location for today’s election:
Precinct 1- Dexter Senior Center
Precincts 2,3,4 Scio Township Hall (change for Precinct 4)
Precinct 5 – Scio Farms MHP Clubhouse
Precincts 6&8 – Scio Fire Hall (change for precinct 8)
Precincts 7&9 – WISD (change for precinct 9)
To double check, and to get the addresses of polling places, go here:
http://gisweb.ewashtenaw.org/website/elections/elections.htm
Washtenaw Schools Millage: text of ballot proposal
Here is the text of the Washtenaw Schools Millage proposal, now formally named “Proposal I.” There are two important things to remember when you read this proposal:
Thanks to you, we did it!
Submitted by Steven Norton on Thu, 05/08/2008 - 10:46pmDear Friends,
The County has finished posting their unofficial election results, and WE DID IT! Not only did both AAPS millage proposals win handily, they won in just about every precinct. (Preliminary results below.)
Perhaps even more important, we broke out of the relatively low turnout for school elections and came very close to getting 10,000 votes cast on each of the proposals.
Got a question? Check here first!
Submitted by Steven Norton on Mon, 05/05/2008 - 12:32pmHere are answers to some questions we’ve been hearing, in no particular order.
The questions: Will my taxes go up? Why does the wording on the ballot say “increase”? What’s this about 12 mills on homestead property when you say it’s now 4.7 mills? How do these things show up on my tax bill? If I’m not happy about some past city millages, why should I vote for these? Is this another bond?
Read more for the answers!
Check your polling place!
Submitted by Steven Norton on Mon, 05/05/2008 - 11:31amSome voting precincts get consolidated for the May school elections, and sometimes that means you vote in a different place.
Some voters, especially in townships outside the city of Ann Arbor, may need to vote at a polling place that's different from where they will vote in November. Also, some townships have changed precinct boundaries.
Please check where you vote by visiting WashtenawVotes.org, a service provided by Washtenaw County to help people find their correct voting places.
You can also use a link on that page to check if you are registered to vote, and if they have your correct address recorded.
Please help us get out the vote!
