Write-In Candidate · Lincoln Consolidated Schools Board of Education · Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026Write-In Candidate · Election Day: Nov. 3

Gregory Myersfor School Board

Gregory Myers, write-in candidate for Lincoln Consolidated Schools Board, with his wife

Write-In Candidate · Lincoln Consolidated Schools Board

Write in Gregory Myers.

I'm running because I believe our schools are strongest when every student is known, valued, challenged, and given the opportunity to thrive.

Our schools. Our students. Our future.

How to write in my name Share your thoughts

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How to write in my name

My name will not be printed on the ballot. To vote for me, you'll write it in. Three seats are open, and you can vote for up to three candidates.

1Find the Board of Education section for Lincoln Consolidated Schools.
2On the write-in line, clearly print Gregory Myers.
3Fill in the oval next to the name you wrote.

SpellingG-R-E-G-O-R-YM-Y-E-R-S

These steps are the same for absentee ballots, early voting and Election Day.

Nonpartisan Section

Board of Education MemberLincoln Consolidated SchoolsVote for not more than 3

Printed candidate

Gregory MyersWrite-in

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Experience

Bringing my experience back to the board table

Willow Run School BoardFormer board member

Ypsilanti School BoardFormer board member

Board Member CertifiedMichigan Association of School Boards (MASB)

Having served on both boards, I understand that school board service is about more than making decisions. It is about listening carefully, asking thoughtful questions, understanding the role of governance, working collaboratively, and keeping students at the center of the work.

Experience. Commitment. Continued learning. Service.

Why I'm running

For me, this campaign is about service.

I've spent much of my life connected to public education, as a parent, a community member, and a former school board member. I've seen firsthand the impact that thoughtful leadership can have on students, families, educators, and an entire community.

I believe my experience, perspective, and commitment to public education can be of service to our school community. I also know that leadership begins with listening.

I want to hear from

Students
Parents and families
Educators and staff
Community members

About what is working, what concerns you, and what you believe our schools can become.

Gregory Myers with his family at a graduation celebration

What I believe

Every student deserves the opportunity to thrive

Every student seenSchools where students feel seen, supported, challenged, and valued.

Listening firstHearing from students and families before making decisions.

Supporting educatorsBacking the teachers and staff who do the work every day.

Thoughtful resourcesUsing our resources carefully, with students' long-term success in mind.

Share your thoughts

What does it mean to you for every student to have the opportunity to thrive? I read every message.

Ways to vote

Three ways to cast your ballot

Lincoln Consolidated covers parts of Augusta, York and Ypsilanti townships in Washtenaw County, and Sumpter and Van Buren townships in Wayne County. Voting sites and hours depend on where you live, so each option below links to the state's lookup for your address.

AbsenteeBallots are out now. Your ballot must reach your township clerk by 8 p.m. on Election Day. This close to the election, use your township's drop box instead of the mail.Find your clerk and drop box

Early in personSaturday, October 24 through Sunday, November 1. Your early voting site is assigned by where you live.Find your early voting site

Election DayTuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.Find your polling place

Not registered yet?You can still register in person at your township clerk's office, through Election Day, with proof of residency.

See your sample ballot

All of these lookups are on the Michigan Voter Information Center. Whichever way you vote, write in Gregory Myers.

Get involved

Volunteer, or host a conversation with neighbors.