The City of Wyoming made some important changes to the voting precincts. Click on the map below to zoom in and explore new boundaries and precinct locations.
What changed?
- The City of Wyoming has condensed the number of precincts from 30 to 18.
- Some voters have been assigned to a different polling location.
- Keep an eye on your mailbox! ALL registered voters will receive a new voter ID card in the mail listing their new precinct and polling location.
Where do I vote?
New precinct numbers and locations are listed below. To verify your precinct number, please visit the Michigan Voter Information Center.
Ward 1, Precinct 1 – Godwin Physical Education Building
Ward 1, Precinct 2 – Ideal Park Activity Center
Ward 1, Precinct 3 – Gezon Parkway Fire Station Community Room
Ward 1, Precinct 4 – Sunset Park Church of God
Ward 1, Precinct 5 – Grand Rapids First Church
Ward 1, Precinct 6 – Together Church
Ward 2, Precinct 7 – Wyoming Public Library
Ward 2, Precinct 8 – Wyoming Senior Center
Ward 2, Precinct 9 – Pinery Park Lodge
Ward 2, Precinct 10 – Grace Christian University
Ward 2, Precinct 11 – Moose Lodge No. 763
Ward 2, Precinct 12 – Wesley Park Methodist Church
Ward 3, Precinct 13 – Grace Reformed Church
Ward 3, Precinct 14 – Calvary Christian Reformed
Ward 3, Precinct 15 – Christ Lutheran Church
Ward 3, Precinct 16 – Bethany United Reformed Church
Ward 3, Precinct 17 – Resurrection Life Church
Ward 3, Precinct 18 – Resurrection Life Church
Why are these changes happening?
The City is consolidating precincts in response to changes in legislation and voting habits. These changes have been prompted by:
- The passage of Public Act 227 of 2023 raised the precinct size limit from 2,999 to 4,999 voters per precinct.
- An increasing number of voters are casting their ballots through early or absentee voting options instead of in-person on Election Day.
Condensing precincts helps us:
- Reallocate our resources to better serve voters.
- Save money on election equipment, election supplies, maintenance costs, election inspectors, and rental of non-city-owned polling locations.
Will this impact mail-in voting?
- There is virtually no impact on mail-in voting.
- If you vote absentee and are on the permanent absentee ballot list or the permanent absentee application list, a ballot or an application for a ballot will still be mailed to you.
- The only thing that will change is the precinct number on your ballot or application for a ballot.
- You won’t have to change anything about the way you vote!
Have more questions?
The City Clerk's Office is committed to helping residents successfully cast their votes and navigate the election process. If you have any questions, please reach out to the City Clerk’s Office at (616) 530-7296 or clerk_info@wyomingmi.gov. We’re happy to help!
As always, watch our social media prior to each election for more infomation. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and the Wyoming Record.
What about my precinct delegates?
The Kent County Clerk’s Office can assist you with questions regarding precinct delegates.
300 Monroe Avenue NW
County Administration Building
Grand Rapids, MI 49503-2288
Phone: (616) 632-7650
Email: Michael.sullivan@kentcountymi.gov