Politics & Government
Register by Monday to Vote in August Partisan Primary
You must be registered to cast a ballot in federal, state and county primaries, as well as DIA and SMART millage issues.
Citizens in Farmington and Farmington Hills must be registered by 4:30 p.m. Monday in order to vote in the Aug. 9 partisan primary.
Republicans and Democrats will be on separate ballots, along with local precinct delegates and candidates for judicial posts.
Voters also face two millage issues, a new .2 mill levy to fund the and renewal of .59 mills to fund SMART (Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation) bus service in and .
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To register, visit the city clerk offices at and city halls, the Oakland County clerk's office in Pontiac or any Secretary of State office.
Learn more at fhgov.com or ci.farmington.mi.us.
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