ELi's Nonpartisan Voter Guide for the Election of March 10, 2020

For the March 10 election, you can choose to vote in the Republican or Democratic presidential primaries on a ballot that will give you all the local proposals as well, or you can choose a nonpartisan ballot that lets you only vote on all local ballot questions.

All East Lansing voters will be asked about a possible land sale from the City of East Lansing to MSUFU.

• For a dedicated and consistently updated voter guide on the land sale ballot question, complete with a map, renderings, answers to reader questions and more, click here.

Voters who live in East Lansing will also be asked whether to approve a number of tax ballot proposals. Which you vote on depends on your residence location.

• To read about those tax proposals, click here.
• To read more specifically about the Ingham Intermediate Schools proposal, click here.
• To read mores specifically about the Potter Park Zoo proposal, click here.

Changes in Michigan law have made voting a lot easier than it used to be!

• Click here to learn more how you can register and can cast your vote.
• Already voted absentee and want to change how you voted? Click here.