Who are my local elected officials in Michigan?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 395 elected bodies and 773 seats across 56 counties.

What local offices are elected in Michigan?

Each county elects a board of commissioners by district, a prosecuting attorney, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, register of deeds (combined with the clerk in some counties), drain or water resources commissioner and surveyor, all for four-year terms on the partisan November ballot of presidential years; Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and Bay counties also elect a county executive, and a few counties still elect road commissioners for six-year terms. Townships elect a supervisor, clerk, treasurer and trustees, cities and villages elect their councils, and school boards are elected on a nonpartisan ballot.

Michigan local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in 56 Michigan counties: 773 seats on 395 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Counties

Alcona County · 9 seats
Alger County · 10 seats
Alpena County · 14 seats
Antrim County · 11 seats
Arenac County · 12 seats
Baraga County · 9 seats
Barry County · 14 seats
Benzie County · 15 seats
Branch County · 11 seats
Calhoun County · 10 seats
Cheboygan County · 13 seats
Chippewa County · 12 seats
Clare County · 17 seats
Clinton County · 10 seats
Delta County · 13 seats
Eaton County · 20 seats
Emmet County · 13 seats
Genesee County · 15 seats
Grand Traverse County · 15 seats
Gratiot County · 12 seats
Hillsdale County · 15 seats
Houghton County · 10 seats
Huron County · 12 seats
Ingham County · 21 seats
Ionia County · 13 seats
Iosco County · 11 seats
Iron County · 10 seats
Isabella County · 15 seats
Jackson County · 15 seats
Kent County · 26 seats
Keweenaw County · 10 seats
Lake County · 13 seats
Lapeer County · 15 seats
Leelanau County · 14 seats
Lenawee County · 17 seats
Livingston County · 15 seats
Macomb County · 18 seats
Manistee County · 14 seats
Midland County · 13 seats
Monroe County · 14 seats
Muskegon County · 13 seats
Newaygo County · 13 seats
Oakland County · 25 seats
Oceana County · 12 seats
Osceola County · 16 seats
Oscoda County · 8 seats
Roscommon County · 11 seats
Saginaw County · 17 seats
Schoolcraft County · 10 seats
Shiawassee County · 14 seats
St. Clair County · 12 seats
St. Joseph County · 13 seats
Van Buren County · 14 seats
Washtenaw County · 14 seats
Wayne County · 20 seats
Wexford County · 15 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Michigan?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 395 elected bodies and 773 seats across 56 counties.
What local offices are elected in Michigan?: Each county elects a board of commissioners by district, a prosecuting attorney, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, register of deeds (combined with the clerk in some counties), drain or water resources commissioner and surveyor, all for four-year terms on the partisan November ballot of presidential years; Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and Bay counties also elect a county executive, and a few counties still elect road commissioners for six-year terms. Townships elect a supervisor, clerk, treasurer and trustees, cities and villages elect their councils, and school boards are elected on a nonpartisan ballot.

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