State law prohibits electioneering within 100 feet of a polling place entrance. Candidates, people with campaign materials, and people electioneering must follow the 100-foot requirements. Candidates can only be inside that boundary when they are voting. These laws apply to in-person early voting sites as well as Election Day polling locations.
Every voter in Michigan has the right to cast their ballot free from intimidation and without being solicited for votes when they are within the 100-foot boundary. Violators may face criminal charges.