Precinct Delegate Write-In Candidate Declara on of Intent - Michigan

Precinct Delegate Write-In Candidate Declara on of Intent is a legal document that was released by the Michigan Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Michigan.

FAQ

Q: What is a precinct delegate?
A: A precinct delegate is an elected representative for a specific voting precinct.

Q: What is a write-in candidate?
A: A write-in candidate is someone who is not listed on the ballot but who is eligible to be voted for in an election.

Q: What is a Declaration of Intent?
A: A Declaration of Intent is a form that write-in candidates must submit to declare their candidacy in an election.

Q: What is the purpose of a Declaration of Intent?
A: The purpose of a Declaration of Intent is to inform election officials and voters that an individual is running as a write-in candidate.

Q: Is a Declaration of Intent required for all write-in candidates?
A: Yes, write-in candidates must submit a Declaration of Intent in order to be eligible to receive votes in an election.

Q: When is the deadline to submit a Declaration of Intent?
A: The deadline to submit a Declaration of Intent varies by election. Contact your local election office for specific deadlines.

Q: Can I run as a write-in candidate without filing a Declaration of Intent?
A: No, a Declaration of Intent is required to be eligible as a write-in candidate in Michigan.

Q: Are there any qualifications to be a precinct delegate write-in candidate?
A: To be a precinct delegate write-in candidate, you must be a resident of the precinct you are running in and be a registered voter in that precinct's political party.

Q: Can I submit a Declaration of Intent for multiple political parties?
A: No, you may only submit a Declaration of Intent for one political party in Michigan.