Vote with Confidence
Follow civic news about the local candidates, ballots, and bills that shape our daily lives.
Informed | Engaged | Empowered
When women vote, women win!
Michigan Women is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Have you ever walked into the voting booth unsure of who the candidates are, what they stand for, or what the real issues are? You're not alone — and that's exactly why Michigan Women exists.
We curate and consolidate civic information about Michigan candidates, ballots, and bills — in plain language, without political spin — so you can make informed decisions that reflect your own values.
State Office Voter Guides
Legislator Voter Guides
More Voter Resources
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Our Lane—What We Focus On
Michigan Women is the only place where voters get living, nonpartisan voter guides and bill breakdowns that give the full picture through articles, guides, curated content, and videos—free, no ads.
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How does the elected office work, and who's the current representative?
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Who's running, and does their background seem like a good fit?
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What are the top-priority issues for our communities & what's being done now?
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Where do the current elected officials and candidates stand on the top-priority issues?
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What PACS are raising money to influence public opinion in their favor?
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How much money are the candidates raising, and from whom?
Our Work—What We Do
Free civic resources to help citizens in Michigan vote with confidence.
Statewide Voter Guide Program
The voter guide library is Michigan Women's core program and primary traffic driver. Between now and November, building new guides and keeping guides current is the most important content work we do. See the Voter Guides.
Local Voter Engagement Pilot
We're building local election guides and events for the Saginaw area and developing a repeatable process to replicate in other counties, townships, cities, and villages across the state. See the local articles and interviews.
Articles and Explainers
More resources that help break down how government works are delivered through guides, articles, and videos, shared across Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Nextdoor.
Women Who Lead
From the suffragists who fought for the vote to the local women shaping Michigan communities today, women have always driven civic change. We spotlight women — past or present — whose voice, courage, and action inspire stronger, more connected communities.
