ELECTION INFORMATION
Elections
The city of Algonac has two (2) precincts for in-person voting located at St. Catherine’s Activity Center at 1106 St. Clair Blvd and one (1) Absent Voter Counting Board for those voters who submitted an absentee ballot that meets at City Hall. Precincts are open on Election Day from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.
**EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 27, 2024 ELECTION: As a result of the passing of Prop 2022-2, an EARLY VOTING PRECINCT for all registered voters in the City of Algonac and Clay Township will be held at Clay Township Hall, 4710 Pointe Tremble Road, Clay Twp., for 9 consecutive days prior to each state and federal election. The Early Voting Precinct will be open the second Saturday before election day through the Sunday before election day from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. each day.
In the State of Michigan, elections may be called in February, May, August and November. Once every four years a Presidential Primary may be called for in February or March.
Elections are always held the first Tuesday after the first Monday of the stated month.
ELECTIONS IN 2025: TUESDAY, MAY 6, 2025
Unofficial City Council Election Results: November 5, 2024 Election
Unofficial Election Results: February 27, 2024 Election
Unofficial City Council Election Results: August 6, 2024 Election
Getting Elected to City Council
Citizens interested in running for city council must submit a petition signed by not less than 25, and not more than 40 registered electors in the city of Algonac. Residents can only sign the number of petitions equal to the number of offices open. For example, if there are three city council seats open, any one person can only sign up to three candidates petitions. Candidate packets, which include petitions, are available at the City Clerk's office and need to be submitted to the city clerk by the filing deadline.
2024 Candidate Listing for City Election
There will be four (4) City Council seats up in November, 2024.
City Council Candidates List for August 6 Primary Election
City Council Candidates List for November 5 General Election
Districts representing the City of Algonac
US Congressional District 9 - Lisa McClain (R)
Michigan State Senate District 12 - Kevin Hertel (D)
State Representative District 63 - Jay DeBoyer
St. Clair County Commissioner Dave Vandenbossche District 7
Court of Appeals 4th District
Circuit Court 31st District
District Court 72nd District
*District boundaries and numbers have changed effective 2022