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City of Holland sample ballot, Ottawa County: November 3, 2026
Michigan General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · Polls open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. · Election Day hours and deadlines. Every local race and proposal on the official Holland City sample ballot (8 precincts). Enter your address in the app to see your exact ballot with every candidate graded.
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Your district races
Statewide races (every Michigan ballot)
Governor
- BJohn James(R)
- FJocelyn Benson(D)
- DMike Duggan(Ind)
Attorney General
- N/RDoug Lloyd(R)
- N/REli Savit(D)
Local races in Holland City (5)
Court of Appeals District 3 — Judge of Court of Appeals
- AMark T. BoonstraIncumbent
- FDaniel S. KorobkinIncumbent
20th Circuit Court — Judge of Circuit Court
- CJon HulsingIncumbent
58th District Court — Judge of District Court
- CJuanita F. BocanegraIncumbent
- N/RPaul Ledford
- N/RAnna WhiteIncumbent
Holland Public Schools — Board Member
- N/RRebekah SchipperIncumbent
- N/RMark WoltmanIncumbent
Holland Public Schools — Board Member
- N/RMartin VelizIncumbent
Local proposals & millages (1)
Ottawa County Parks and Open Space Millage Increase
NEW 0.20-mill addition (2027–2036) on top of the 0.33-mill parks millage renewed in August, for greenway trails and water access, year-round restrooms, winter trail plowing, ~$3M in land acquisition, Grand Ravines dog park expansion and nature education facilities (~$3.8M/year).
Cost to you: About $40/year on $200,000 of taxable value.
Official ballot language
For 10 years beginning with the tax assessments in December of 2027 and ending with the assessments in December of 2036, shall the total taxable property rate limitation in Ottawa County under Section 6 of Article IX of the Michigan Constitution of 1963, be increased up to the amount of 0.20 mills (20 cents per thousand dollars of taxable value) as an increase to the renewed 0.33 mill authorization for the purpose of acquiring, improving, operating, maintaining, restoring, and protecting parks, open space, trails, greenways, water access sites, recreational facilities, and related conservation and educational activities in Ottawa County and if approved and levied in full, this millage will raise an estimated $3,763,230 in the first calendar year it is levied (2027).
Voting in City of Holland
- Election DayTuesday, November 3, 2026 · polls open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. If you're in line by 8 p.m., you can vote.
- Where to voteLook up your City of Holland polling place and drop boxes at the Michigan Voter Information Center.
- Early votingEnded November 1. Vote at your polling place on Election Day.
- Absentee ballotsMust reach the City of Holland clerk or a drop box by 8 p.m. on Election Day. Don't mail it now. Drop it off.
- Not registered?Register and vote the same day at the City of Holland clerk's office with proof of residency.
- IDBring a photo ID, or sign an affidavit if you don't have one. Full checklist →
Other communities in Ottawa County
Allendale Township · Blendon Township · Chester Township · City of Coopersville · Crockery Township · City of Ferrysburg · Georgetown Township · City of Grand Haven · Grand Haven Township · Holland Township · City of Hudsonville · Jamestown Township · Olive Township · Park Township · Polkton Township · Port Sheldon Township · Robinson Township · Spring Lake Township · Tallmadge Township · Wright Township · City of Zeeland · Zeeland Township