09/15/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/15/2026 13:41
MDOS continues to bring mobile office services and nonpartisan election information to students as a part of 2026 fall college tour
LANSING, Mich. - Today, the Michigan Department of State (MDOS) continues its 2026 fall college tour by visiting seven colleges and universities on National Voter Registration Day, helping students register to vote and sharing nonpartisan election information.
"The start of the school year is an exciting, but busy time for college students in Michigan," said Deputy Secretary of State Aghogho Edevbie. "National Voter Registration Day is the perfect opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to visit mi.gov/vote to get registered, confirm their registration, or update their registration. By bringing our services and nonpartisan election information directly to Michigan's college campuses, we can help students register to vote and promote civic engagement without taking time away from their academic endeavors."
With the Nov. 3 General Election just weeks away, MDOS staff is visiting colleges and universities around the states to provide nonpartisan voter education materials and information about signing up as a poll worker through the Democracy MVP program. At some locations, the Secretary of State mobile office will be onsite to provide services like voter registration, updating or renewing a driver's license or state ID, upgrading to a REAL ID, and other transactions typically provided at branch offices.
The department visited or is scheduled to visit the following colleges and universities as part of the 2026 fall college tour:
Aug. 26
Muskegon Community College - Fall Welcome
Aug. 30
Wayne State University - Festifall
Saginaw Valley State University - Red Pride Picnic
Grand Valley State University - Campus Life Night
Michigan State University - Sparticipation
Aug. 31
Grand Rapids Community College - Fall Welcome
Sept. 1
Western Michigan University - Bronco Bash
Sept. 2
University of Michigan Flint - M-gagement
Sept. 3
Wayne State University Football vs. Northwood University
Grand Valley State University Football vs. West Texas A&M University
Sept. 4
Eastern Michigan University Football vs. San Jose State University
Sept. 8
Oakland University- Grizzfest
Sept. 11
University of Detroit Mercy - Titanfest
Sept. 19
Grand Valley State University Football vs. Judson University
Sept. 23
Muskegon Community College
Sept. 26
Eastern Michigan University Football vs. Lindenwood University
Western Michigan University Football vs. Boise State University
Sept. 29
Oakland Community College, Orchard Ridge - Student Organization and Club Fair
Oct. 3
Grand Valley State University Football vs. Wayne State University
Oct. 10
Western Michigan University Football vs. Kent State University
Oct. 12
Muskegon Community College
Oct. 17
Grand Valley State University Football vs. Ferris State University
Oct. 28
University of Olivet
Oct. 31
Western Michigan University Football vs. Bowling Green State University
Note: Schedule is subject to change.
Michigan college students can register to vote either at their student address or at their permanent hometown address - not both. If a student updates their voter registration address, their driver's license or state ID address will automatically update. Check your voter registration, locate your early voting site and Election Day polling place and more at mi.gov/vote.
For more information on student voting options, visit mi.gov/studentvoting.
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