MI SB1064

Lowers the voting age from 18 to 16 years old for voter registration and participation in elections and primary elections in Michigan.

Allows 16-year-olds to register as electors if they meet other qualifications including U.S. citizenship, 30-day state residency, and 30-day local residency before the election.

Updates voter registration affidavit requirements to reflect the new minimum age of 16 years instead of 18 years.

Requires county clerks to maintain death records for persons over 16 years of age (changed from 18) when canceling voter registrations.

Ties the bill's effectiveness to passage of Senate Joint Resolution T of the 99th Legislature as a constitutional amendment under Article XII of the Michigan Constitution.