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Elections in Michigan can take place four times a year, on the second Tuesdays of February, May, August, and November.

School elections generally happen in May. August is usually primaries. November has the busiest ballots. February is for "other" ballot items - some suggest that February is the target ballot for items that the proponents of want a low turnout for.

Contents 1 Election Cycles by Jurisdiction 1.1 Ann Arbor City 1.2 Washtenaw County 1.3 Ypsilanti City 2 Arborwiki Election Coverage

[edit] Election Cycles by Jurisdiction

[edit] Ann Arbor City

• Ann Arbor Mayor - 2 year terms, even years, partisan primary in August, partisan general election in November
• Ann Arbor City Council - 2 year terms, half even, half odd years, partisan primary in August, partisan general in November

[edit] Washtenaw County

• County Commission - 2 year terms, even years, partisan primary in August, partisan general in November.
• Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk/Register of Deeds, County Treasurer and Drain Commissioner - 4 year terms, presidential election years, partisan primary in August, partisan general in November

[edit] Ypsilanti City

• Ypsilanti Mayor - 4 year term, not-Presidential even years, partisan primary in August, partisan general in November.
• Ypsilanti City Council - 4 year term, half Presidential even years, half non-Presidential even years, partisan primary in August, partisan general in November.

[edit] Arborwiki Election Coverage

• August 2006 Primary
• August 2007 Primary
• November 2007 Election
• August 2008 Primary
• November 2008 Election