Michigan Aug. 4 Primary: What's On My Ballot In Oakland County

OAKLAND COUNTY, MI — The fall partisan primary in Michigan is Aug. 4. Here is a breakdown of information for voters as they head out to the polls.

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday for the state primary election as voters will cast votes in local, state and federal elections.

In addition to a bevy of proposals on the August ballot, there are also several local candidate races.

Voters can see what their ballot will look like here by entering their county, jurisdiction and precinct information.

If you're unsure if you're registered, you can double check here.

Polling Places

You can see where in Oakland County you need to go to vote in your respective precinct here. The information, provided by the Oakland County Clerk's Office, offers the polling location of each precinct as well as other information, such as if the location is handicap accessible and the address of each location.

Proposals

Oakland County ballots in the Aug. 4 election will feature several school bond proposals and millages. A full list of Oakland County proposals can be found here. The list of proposals offers the name of the proposal, what the proposal entails as well as where the respective proposal relates.

Candidates

Several local races are taking place in Oakland County, as voters will decide who will be running in the sheriff's race, country executive and prosecuting attorney, to name a few.

A full candidate list can be found here. In addition to several local elections, Oakland County voters will be participating in U.S. Senator bids and state representative positions.