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November 8, 2022

Michigan Statewide Election Results
on michigan.gov

Livingston County Election Results
on livgov.com

NOTE: All results are unofficial until certification by the State/County Board of Canvassers is complete.

Livingston County
OBSERVER CORP
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!

The Observer Corps is a group of League members who agree to observe meetings of groups that regularly meet. This is an opportunity to get informed on issues that matter to your community by learning what public organizations do, who runs them, how they impact the community and just what the issues are.

Election Integrity has never been more important.: Call for Observers for the November Board of Canvassers Review

LWV Livingston supports the verification of Election Integrity by providing Observers for the Board of Canvassers Review of election results. This is a process which starts November 10 and may take as long as two weeks to complete. We hope to have Observers present for a morning and afternoon shift each day. We need the support of many members!

Clerks from each precinct present their election results. The Canvassers verify appropriate processes, equipment, and counts for each precinct, and certify the results upon verification. LWV Observers, identified by badges, do not interact with Canvassers. We watch, ensuring transparency in the process. The Canvassers meet at the Livingston County Courthouse in Howell.

Please contact chair@lwvlivingston.org if you can help by Observing or helping to organize members in this effort.

What Does The LWV do in Livingston County?

The LWV assists eligible persons to register to vote, providing information and supporting Register To Vote events.

We provide voters with non-partisan information on candidate positions and issues.

We educate our members and the public on important topics. Recent forums topics have included Rank-Choice Voting, the Census, Redistricting, PFAS Contamination, and Line 5.

LWV members observe and report on government meetings and polling locations to ensure transparency in our government.

The LWV advocates for national and state level policies which support voter rights.

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Democracy is not a spectator sport.

The League offers opportunities to learn about and be involved with issues important to our democracy, and to connect with others who may disagree politically (we need diverse perspectives) but value the democratic process.

Our name honors the women who founded the League in 1919 at the advent of women's suffrage, but we welcome ALL people aged 16 and older to join us.

It is important work. We could do more with your help. Learn more...

Learn More About the League of Women Voters from our State and National Web Sites:

Check your voter registration.
Find your polling place.
See what's on your ballot.
Read candidate responses to community questions.