MI HB4492

Requires that publicly owned or controlled buildings (schools, fire stations, police stations) must be used as polling places unless not possible or convenient

Permits use of buildings owned by tax-exempt organizations under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c) (excluding 501(c)(4), (5), (6)) as polling places if suitable public buildings are unavailable

Allows polling places in residential facilities with 150+ residents age 62+, apartment buildings with 150+ residents, and privately owned clubhouses or conference centers within residential complexes, hotels, or parks if public buildings are not reasonably available

Prohibits designation of any non-publicly owned building as a polling place if the owner is a sponsor of a political committee or independent committee, requiring a signed affidavit from building owners certifying compliance

Requires 60-day notice before establishing, moving, or abolishing polling places except when necessary due to damage, destruction, or inaccessibility