Election 2026

2026 Mid Michigan College Board Election Voter Guide

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Use official Michigan voter tools to confirm your polling place, registration, ballot and voting options.

General ElectionNOVEMBER
3, 2026
7 AM–8 PM Election Day pollsOct 24–Nov 1 Early voting period
Where do I vote?

Find your assigned polling place.

Polling locations depend on your registered address and can change. The Michigan Voter Information Center is the official place to confirm your polling location, registration and sample ballot.

Key Dates

Plan ahead for the November election.

Absentee ballots available

Michigan lists September 24 as the date absentee ballots become available for the November 3 general election.

Online and mail registration deadline

After October 19, new registrations for the November election must be completed in person.

Early voting period

Michigan's constitutionally required early voting period runs October 24 through November 1, 2026.

Election Day

Election Day polling places are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time.

Who elects the Board?

Six public school districts make up the voting district.

Mid Michigan College states that trustees are elected by citizens who reside in the Beaverton, Clare, Farwell, Gladwin, Harrison and Mt. Pleasant public school districts.

The campaign also speaks to learners and communities across Clare, Gladwin and Isabella counties, but voting eligibility is based on residence within the College's public-school-district service area.

BeavertonClareFarwellGladwinHarrisonMt. Pleasant
Teola's Priorities

For learners. For communities. For opportunities.

1

Rural Access

Helping every prospective student across rural mid-Michigan, not just our three home counties, see Mid Michigan College as a valuable next step, whether through dual enrollment, a career change, a transfer, or returning to school. With satellite locations and online classes, the college is often closer to home than people realize.

2

Workforce & Community Partnership

Building strong, direct relationships with local employers, businesses, and community organizations across all three counties, so college programs align with the jobs and opportunities that actually exist here.

3

Transparent Governance

Bringing accountability to how the college manages its budget, priorities, and decisions, so students and taxpayers alike can trust where resources are going.

Verify Before You Vote

Use official election information.

Voting locations, registration details and ballot information can change. This page is a campaign resource; confirm current election information with the Michigan Department of State.