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US ELECTION 2024

What time do polling places close in Detroit? Where to vote in the US Election 2024

Everything Detroit voters need to know as they cast their ballot in the Presidential Election, with Kamala Harris going head to head with Donald Trump.

People participating in Halloween festivities walk past a voting sign outside the River Rouge Civic Center in the Wayne County suburb of Detroit, Michigan, U.S., October 31, 2024. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton     TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
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As Detroit gears up for the 2024 US Election, residents are encouraged to prepare for a vital civic duty: voting. If you’re searching for details about polling places in the city, here’s what you need to know regarding their hours of operation and how to find your voting location.

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Polling hours in Detroit

On Election Day, polling places in Detroit open at 7:00 AM and close at 8:00 PM. This schedule ensures that voters have plenty of time to cast their ballots, whether they prefer to vote in the early morning or later in the evening.

Where to vote in Detroit

To find your designated polling place, visit the Detroit City Clerk’s website. By entering your address, you can access specific information about your voting location, including any updates that may occur as Election Day approaches. Additionally, there is an informational document available for citizens that lists all the polling places in Detroit.

Be prepared to vote

Preparation is key for a smooth voting experience. Check your registration status, familiarize yourself with your ballot, and ensure you know how to get to your polling place. With polling hours designed to accommodate various schedules, don’t miss the opportunity to participate in this important civic duty.

For more information on voting, including early voting options and what identification to bring on Election Day, visit the Detroit City Clerk website. Make your voice count in the 2024 election!

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