Elections Information
Elections
Voters
Current registered voters, if you would like to be added to the permanent absentee voter application list at any time, please fill out the form below or contact the Clerk’s office at
269-216-5224.
This permanent list is for registered voters in Oshtemo Township only.
2020 Election Cycle Schedule
March 10, 2020 – Presidential Primary
January 10th
—-Absentee Voter Applications mailed out to the voters set up on the Permanent Absentee Voter Application List.
January 25th
—-Military and Overseas AV ballots sent out.
January 29th – 31st
—-Ballots will be mailed out sometime between these dates.
February 24th
—-Last day to register in any manner other than in-person at the local clerk’s office
March 6th
—-Last day for AV ballots to be mailed out
March 7th
—-Office open from 8am to 4pm to register voters and issue AV ballots
March 9th
—-AV ballots can be issued up to 4pm and must be voted in the office.
March 10th
—-Election Day. Polls are open 7am to 8pm
May 5, 2020 – Special Election
—-Absentee Voter Applications mailed out to the voters set up on the Permanent Absentee Voter Application List.
August 4, 2020 – Primary Election
November 3, 2020 – General Election
Voter Registration Information
WHERE DO I VOTE?
Information for Candidates
2019 ELECTION CYCLE SUMMARY
November 5, 2019
Oshtemo stats from the Special Election
Overall Voter Turnout: 16.89% of registered voters voted, with 64.57% of those voting absentee and 35.43% of those voting at the polls.
2018 ELECTION CYCLE SUMMARY
November 6, 2018
Oshtemo stats from the State General Election
Overall Voter Turnout: 59.69% of registered voters voted, with 31.98% of those voting absentee and 68.02% of those voting at the polls.
Compared to:
2016 Presidential Election – 65.54% of registered voters voted
2014 State General Election – 42.93% of registered voters voted
GENERAL INFORMATION
Here is a video that will help voters become more familiar with our voting equipment (This video contains closed captions) :
We have new Voter Assist Terminals in Kalamazoo County. Anyone can use these touch screen machines, then print your ballot before running it through the voting tabulator. Watch the video below to learn more! (This video contains closed captions)
