Voter Guide On The January 15, 2008 Michigan Democratic Presidential Primary
- Voters will vote at their regular polling places between 7 A.M. and 8 P.M.
- Voters can vote by absentee ballot if they meet one of the requirements - out of town, age 60 or older, disability, etc.
- The deadline to register to vote is 30 days before January 15, 2008 or December 17, 2007.
- In order to vote at a polling place, a voter must show a photo ID or sign a statement that they do not have a photo ID with them. Absentee voters do not have to produce a photo ID.
- Voters will be asked whether they want a Democratic or Republican ballot, and a record will be made of which ballot they take.
- The voter's choice of candidate will be secret as in all public elections.
- The Democratic ballot will have 6 choices:
- Hillary Clinton
- Christopher Dodd
- Mike Gravel
- Dennis Kucinich
- Uncommitted
- Write-in
- A vote for "uncommitted" is a vote to send delegates to the Democratic National Convention who are not committed or pledged to any candidate. Those delegates can vote for any candidate they choose at the Convention.
- Supporters of Al Gore, Joe Biden, John Edwards, Barack Obama and Bill Richardson are urged to vote "uncommitted " instead of writing in their candidates' names because write-in votes for those candidates will not be counted. [emphasis & Al Gore name added by Bob A]
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