| February 28, 2012 Presidential Primary Election |
Many voters have questions about the Presidential Primary Election. The Secretary of State has drafted a Questions and Answers document that covers most of the questions.
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The February 28, 2012 Presidential Primary Election is a closed primary, and voters will need to select a party in order to cast their vote.
To learn more about Michigan Presidential Primary Facts and Statistics, visit the State of Michigan website and check it out http:\\www.michigan.gov/documents/MichPresPrimRefGuide_20863_7.pdf
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| November 8, 2011 General Election |
November General Election: On Tuesday, November 8, 2011, city voters re-elected Mayor Terry Fett, Commissioner Matthew J. Bouwkamp, Commissioner Kevin Smith, and Commissioner Cheryl Weeks.
Local Proposal Results for District #6 only:
City of Grant Fire Protection Millage Proposal Yes: 64 No: 13
City of Grant Public Safety Millage Proposal Yes: 57 No: 20
Intermediate School District Voc Education Millage Proposal Yes: 45 No: 33
Intermediate School District Spec Education Millage Proposal Yes: 51 No: 27
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| May 3, 2011 School Election |
School Election: On May 3, 2011, voters in the Grant Public School District voted to approve the 18 mil renewal. 38 voters turned out to cast their votes here in Precinct #6, which is 0.059% of the 643 registered voters. Please note the Grant Public School Board has decided to move their election to the odd year November General election. This means there will no longer be an election held in May for Grant Public Schools.
Local Proposal Results:
Grant Public Schools Operating Millage Proposal
√Yes: 33 No: 5
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| November 2, 2010 General Election |
By the close of the polls at 8:00pm, voter turnout for the November 2, 2010 General Election was at 41%.
Local Proposal Results:
City of Grant Fire Protection Millage Proposal
√Yes: 145 No: 76
City of Grant Public Safety Millage Proposal
√Yes: 131 No: 89
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August 3, 2010 Primary Election
Voter turnout at the close of polls was at 29.44% at 8:00pm for City of Grant Precinct #6, which is equal to 164 voters ! We had very few problems throughout the election, and the couple we did have were more related to candidates and the competition than anything else. The high humidity levels caused some ballots to jam (mostly absent voter ballots), but they were all eventually processed without any further problems. We always keep our ballots in a climate controlled environment to prevent the problem from getting any worse, but all of the absent voter ballots that left the office seemed to swell from the humidity and took a little extra time to run through the tabulator. Statewide results are available through a link to the Secretary of State's website on our Elections page.
May 4, 2010 School Election Results
Voter turnout was 6.56% for City of Grant Precinct #6, which is equal to 41 voters. Both the Grant Public Schools and NCRESA millage renewals passed overwhelmingly, and both candidates were re-elected as they were running unopposed. Write-in votes are not tabulated unless the candidate files the necessary paperwork by the required deadline. We were told that no candidates filed as a valid write-in candidate.
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