 ccrp poll registering 16 17 year olds to vote   you can now comment on stories and polls let us know how you feel about the issues poll overview a bill has been introduced in the michigan senate and is currently in committee the bill would allow a person to preregister to vote at a secretary of state office if he or she is at least 16 years of age but less than 1712 years of age has been issued either a graduated license to operate a motor vehicle or has an official state personal identification card and is a citizen of the united states a person who preregisters to vote would become a registered elector at 1712 years of age and become eligible to vote at the first election after they become 18 years of age new poll question should the legislature pass a bill to allow 16 17 year olds to preregister to vote yes no undecided should the legislature pass a bill to allow 16 17 year olds to preregister to vote   to enter your comments click on add new comment after you vote previous poll question should the michigan house pass the watereddown medicaid expansion bill as part of the obamacare implementation yes 21 no 73 undecided 6 two comments were made on this poll comment 1 tom leonard voted no in committee tom leonard did not vote for medicaid expansion he voted yes in committee on tuesday to adopt a substitute to the bill in order for debate to commence a completely reasonable procedural vote that other republicans opposed to medicaid expansion joined with him on wednesday representative leonard voted against the bill moving out of committee this no vote is the best indication of a member s intentions comment 2 medicaid expansion it seems our legislators do not listen to us at all i am so sick of voting for these folks who promise to vote conservative and get in there and vote liberal why do we need a democrat lite party the only hope for mi and america is a third party a conservative tea party that believes in our constitution neither of the parties in charge believe in it anymore   all emails addresses  