Midterms 2026: How safe is your vote? What Michigan voters need to know before Election Day

You've previously worked in multiple election administration counties, including Oakland, Saginaw, Genesee. With that being said, midterm quickly approaching. We don't have much time left. What can we expect and what do we need to know as voters? I think really what's most important to know as a voter is that you have several different options to go out to vote. So absentee ballots have been sent out, are currently being sent out. Early voting opens up on October 24th, and then, of course, you have Election Day voting. So you have several different options to fit into your schedule to get out and cast your ballot. Now, with that being said, Cameron, is there something that you feel like is different about this year's midterms than ones that you've operated in the past? Not from the clerk's standpoint. I do anticipate there being a higher voter turnout, and part of that's due to having so many different voting options. But the actual work and the preparation behind the election is the same as any other election that has been done. I want to talk briefly about the races, because one of them obviously gaining a lot of national attention, the U.S. Senate race. We have Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and, of course, Mike Rogers. With that campaign in general, what do we need to know about the counts when the voting and everything's finally counted? So what's really important to keep in mind is that clerks value election accuracy over speed, as they should. so with more voters coming out things it's could be a little bit later um to hear the results but unofficial results will be coming to the voters and you can be assured that they are accurate now with midterms being uh roughly what two to three weeks not even uh what do we Michigan voters need to know ahead of November 3rd so they have everything they need prior to going to the polls? You want to ensure that you are registered. If you have applied for an absentee ballot or you're on the permanent ballot list and you haven't received it yet, it would be a good time to reach out to your clerk's office to make sure you get it. And you want to be sure to, if you are voting absentee, to return your ballot before 8 p.m. on election day and make sure that you sign that envelope. Cameron, we appreciate you for bringing us the very latest on what we need to know all things voting i know earlier we had a little bit of an audio situation did i miss anything in this conversation that we need to know no i don't think so i think we covered it Cameron we appreciate you for joining us thank you