THANK YOU, MICHIGAN!

A record-breaking number of eligible voters cast ballots, and our election ran smoothly and securely thanks to Michiganders throughout the state – from the dedicated clerks who administer our elections to the 900+ volunteer nonpartisan challengers on the ground, and countless advocates dedicated to ensuring all eligible voters can access the ballot box. Our elections truly belong to the people!

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Elections belong to people like us…and you!

Michigan veterans, clerks, and teachers talk about why you should trust our election system and those who carry it out.

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Get the Flock Out – Fighting Creepy Cameras Tracking Us

Flock is just one of many tech companies trying to profit off invading our privacy and tracking our movements and data with Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras on our streets. These tech companies all share the same problems, and we want them out of our communities. No Flock. No ALPRs. No exceptions. No excuses. Tell Congress to get these creepy cameras out of our communities now.

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Know Your Rights: Before, During and After Immigration Raids

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Nov 5, 2026

Election Protection Coalition and Local Election Officials Share How Michigan’s Election System was a Success

The nonpartisan Michigan Election Protection Program (EPP) today, along with Grand Rapids City Clerk Joel Hondorp and Ingham County Clerk Barb Byrum, shared how Michigan’s election system ran smoothly and securely to deliver accurate results. Starting with the millions of people who cast ballots, they also thanked the thousands of Michiganders across the state who made this election success possible by being poll workers, challengers, and volunteers.

Nov 4, 2026

La ACLU de Michigan responde a los resultados de las elecciones de mitad de mandato de 2026

La agencia Associated Press proyectó que la presidenta de la Corte Suprema de Michigan, Megan Cavanagh, y el juez Noah Hood —ambos defensores de los derechos civiles— han sido re-elegidos para nuevos mandatos de ocho años en el máximo tribunal del estado. Asimismo, los votantes eligieron una legislatura estatal con una mayoría favorable a los derechos civiles.

Nov 4, 2026

ACLU of Michigan Responds to Results of 2026 Midterm Elections

The Associated Press projected that pro-civil rights Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood both won reelection to new, eight-year terms on the state’s high court and that voters elected a majority pro-civil rights state Legislature. These are key victories for the protection and expansion of civil rights and liberties for Michiganders.

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