MACOMB COUNTY PRECINCT DELEGATES

This list provides all the current Macomb County Michigan Precinct Delegates for both Republican and Democratic Party.

Know your Precinct Delegate or become one!

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Precinct Delegate

Tips to Get Started

Contact your county GOP chair for the delegate allocation for your precinct and county-specific guidance
Request a map and voter list from your local clerk to begin outreach and community engagement
Consider joining your county Republican Party as a paying member this expands your access to leadership spheres
Notify your county clerk early if there are any errors in your submitted form, there's a three‑day window after filing to correct

All Republican precinct delegate candidates must file a completed Affidavit of Identity (petition signatures not required) with the Macomb County Clerk’s Office at 32 Market St., Mt. Clemens
The filing deadline for 2024 was 4:00 PM on May 7 (13th Tuesday before the August primary). A withdrawal deadline followed 3 days later (May 10 at 4:00 PM) Michigan
You must be at least 18, a US citizen and a registered Michigan voter living bona fide in the precinct where you seek to serve Michigan

By April 1 of even‑numbered years, the Macomb GOP county chair reports how many Republican precinct delegate seats will appear on the primary ballot for each precinct.
Every precinct has at least one delegate slot; additional slots are allocated based on GOP vote share in recent presidential or secretary of state races

Republican voters select precinct delegate candidates during the August GOP primary.
Candidates appear under the Republican column, after other partisan races; candidate names are listed in fixed order, not rotated Macomb County Elections

If missed the filing deadline, potential delegates may submit a Declaration of Intent by 4:00 PM the Friday before the primary, or on Election Day before polls close at their precinct election board
Only write‑in votes with a properly filed Declaration under the Republican column count
PDF by Bureau of Elections Click Here

The county clerk certifies election results, combining optical‑scan votes and valid write‑ins; precinct‑level certification ended in 2018 Michigan
In case of a tie, the officeholder is determined by a drawing organized by the county clerk
Newly elected delegates are notified by first-class mail within 7 days after the primary Michigan

Delegates serve as GOP grassroots leaders: distributing information, promoting voter outreach and registration, and serving as the precinct contact with party leadership
They attend county conventions and help elect delegates to state conventions for the Michigan GOP