Flint City Clerk’s Office hours
The Flint City Clerk’s Office is glad to serve the Flint community through this COVID-19 pandemic to ensure that the right to vote is able...
Category : Local Elections
Community leaders unite in standing behind Flint City Clerk’s office
Photo: Pastor Chris Martin gathered along with other pastors and community leaders on the front lawn of the Genesee County Court House to voice support...
Flint resident explains preference for absentee voting
Written by Tanya Terry Photo: Mary LaBranche Mary LaBranche, a retired optical professional who is losing her sight and a Flint Courier News reader, prefers...
City clerk gives update on absentee ballots and other key matters
The city clerk announced on July 28 11,455 absentee ballots had been requested by voters for the primary election, and so far over 3,574 have...
Flint City Clerk’s Office offering Saturday hours for absentee ballots
The Flint City Clerk’s Office will be open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, July 25 and Saturday, August 1 to issue absentee ballots over the...
Absentee ballot drop box now available
Effective immediately, a secured absentee ballot drop box with 24-hour access and security has been installed in front of the City of Flint Municipal Center,...
Stimulating more voting part of role of today’s church, local pastor says
The reason 2020 is such a good year for local churches to encourage voting is because of the policy change, according to Pastor Jevon Catlett...
Superintendent explains Flint Community Schools proposal, with voting date around the corner
Photo: Dr. Derrick Lopez, superintendent of Flint Community Schools, explains common misconceptions residents have about the Flint Community Schools proposal. By Tanya Terry ...
Taxpayers can provide hope in fighting child abuse and those who have experienced foster care
The rate of child abuse and neglect has continued to rise-by 30 percent from 2012 to 2017-with disproportionate impacts on children of color. There are...
County clerk asks if residents can’t vote when they’re poisoned, what’s going to make them vote
Photo: Genesee County Clerk John Gleason By Tanya Terry John Gleason, Genesee County clerk and register of deeds, said he believed people should have been...