Election Information
The Coopersville City Clerk’s office is responsible for conducting all elections within the city, This includes voting at the National, State, County, and City Levels and includes elections for local school districts, libraries and special elections. They are also responsible for Voter Registration and maintaining the list of registered voters. Absentee Ballots are also requested from the Clerk’s Office.
For more Voter information visit:
The Michigan Voter Information Center
Ottawa County Elections Division
Consider Becoming a Precinct Inspector
Precinct inspectors are people who are paid to assist voter at the polls on election day. Registered Voters interested in service must submit an application to the City Clerk’s Office. You must include your Name, Address, Date of Birth, Political Party Preference and Qualifications.
Qualifications inlude:
Must be 18 years of age
Registered Voter
Able to Serve from 6:30am – 9:00pm when all closing duties are complete
You cannot be a challenger, candidate, member of a candidates immediate family or member of the local Board of Canvassers.
Anyone convicted of a felony or an elections crime may not serve.
Printable application available here or pick one up at City Hall.
Nominating Petitions / Signatures
Instructions for preparing, circulating and filing petitions for Public Office will be posted here when they are available.