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2023 Elections
May 2 - Special Election
- All voters can vote on a proposal from the City of Holland to sell property.
- Voters in the Holland Public School district can vote on a millage for the Holland Area Community Swimming Pool Authority.
- Voters in the Hamilton Community School district can vote on a school millage proposal.
August 8 - Tentative - City Primary Election. Should there by more than 2 candidates for any offices on the ballot in November. The 2 candidates receiving the most votes for each office will be on the November ballot.
November 7 - City Election. Council Representatives for Wards 2, 4, 6, and an at-large seat will be selected to serve 4 year terms. The Mayor will be selected for a 2 year term.
View Your Ballot
Check out what's on your ballot here.
Additional Hours for Voter Registration and Absentee Ballot Requests
The City Clerk's office will be open the Saturday before each election from 7:00 am - 3:00 pm to register voters and issue absentee ballots.
Vote by Absentee Ballot
Sign and date an application and return it to the City Clerk personnel in the City Hall Lobby.
Applications are available on our website at the Absentee Voting tab at the upper left of this page or by going to michigan.gov/vote.
Vote In Person
Polls will be open on Election Day from 7:00 am - 8:00 pm. Polling locations are listed below.
Please take a photo ID to the polls.
Annual Elections
General Elections are held every year on the first Tuesday between November 2 and 8. In addition, Local or State elections may take place during the year: there is usually an election the first Tuesday between August 2 and 8, sometimes an election in May, and Presidential Primaries in March of Presidential Election years.
The City Clerk’s office oversees all elections in the City of Holland, working in coordination with the Ottawa County and Allegan County Clerks. All election results can be found on the Ottawa County Clerk’s website.
Please remember to take your photo ID to the polling place or to the Clerk’s office when requesting a ballot.
Wards & Precincts
The City of Holland is divided into 6 Wards, which are made up of 15 Precincts. The City limits span parts of both Ottawa and Allegan Counties. A registered voter must vote at the polling location for his or her own precinct, which is determined by the voter’s address. Check the Ward-Precinct map below to determine your Ward and Precinct.
| Ward, Precinct | Polling Location |
|---|---|
| Ward 1, Precincts 1, 2, 3 (Ottawa) | Holland Heights Christian Reformed Church 836 E 8th Street Holland, MI 49423 |
| Ward 2, Precincts 4, 5 (Ottawa) | Hope Church 77 W 11th Street Holland, MI 49423 |
| Ward 3, Precincts 6, 7 (Ottawa) | Boys and Girls Club of Greater Holland 435 Van Raalte Avenue Holland, MI 49423 |
| Ward 4, Precincts 8, 10 (Ottawa) Precinct 9 (Allegan) | Calvary Baptist Church 517 W 32nd Street Holland, MI 49423 |
| Ward 5, Precincts 11, 12, 13 (Allegan) | Maplewood Reformed Church 133 E 34th Street Holland, MI 49423 |
| Ward 6, Precincts 14, 15 (Ottawa) | First Reformed Church 630 State Street Holland, MI 49423 |
Election Security
The Ottawa County Clerk’s office has extensive information on how votes are counted and the safety and security of voting in Michigan. Find more information at www.miottawa.org/securingthevote.
Additional Information
For more information about elections or to check your registered voter status online, visit the State of Michigan Voter website and the League of Women Voters website.