The Baltimore Township Clerk Jana Harding Bishop, maintains records of all Boards minutes, Resolutions, Ordinances, and Voter Registrations. The Clerk’s Office also conducts elections for Baltimore Township. We hope the information you will find listed here to be helpful. You can also reach Jana Bishop at (269)378-7280, or via email at Jana1Bishop@outlook.com.
Voter Registration within the 14-day period
If you were not registered 15 days prior to the election and want to register to
vote and receive a Regular Ballot you must:
• Appear in person at the Clerk’s Office
• Provide a Michigan Driver’s License with current address
If no above documentation you may register to vote and receive a Challenged
Ballot using one of the options below:
• Provide a Michigan Driver’s License without current address & other
Residency Verification; or
• Provide other picture ID and Residency Verification; or
• No picture ID (Affidavit Required) with Residency Verification
Documents that may be accepted for Residency Verfication (items must include
your name & address):
– Current utility bill
– Bank statement
– Paycheck
– Government check
– Other government document
If no Residency Verification you may register, but are ineligible to vote in the
Election.
Ballots may be requested by mail up until 2:00 p.m. on the Saturday prior to an election. Please note that is rarely enough time to complete the process. Request your ballot as soon as possible.
The last day to obtain an absentee ballot in the office is the Monday prior to the election (by 4:00 p.m.). The ballot must be voted in the office and returned. All ballots must be returned by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
Please Remember: Any candidate seeking public political office, or any political sign, cannot be place on the township properties.