Please remember to vote on November 5. 
Go to the polls or use an Absentee Voter Ballot Application
From the City of Ann Arbor website:

Absentee Ballots

Applications for absentee ballots are accepted by mail beginning 75 days prior to each election. Registered voters can apply for an absentee ballot by mail until the Saturday just prior to the election. Registered voters can also apply for and vote an absentee ballot in-person at the City Clerk's Office on the day before each election (Monday). A signed application must be received by the City Clerk before an absentee ballot will be issued. To obtain an absentee ballot, call the City Clerk at 734-794-6140 or complete the attached form and mail or hand deliver it to the City Clerk at 301 E. Huron St., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. You may also fax the form to 734-994-8296 or scan and email it to cityclerk@a2gov.org.

Voters requesting and picking up absentee ballots in person at the City Clerk's Office will be subject to the Michigan voter identification requirement.

All returned absentee ballot envelopes are sent to the precincts on Election Day for processing and tabulation. Your absentee ballot is counted in your assigned ward and precinct or at an Absent Voter Counting Board along with all of the in-person votes cast on election day!

“Two years ago, I asked you to support my Independent candidacy for City Council. I promised to work hard to re-focus city spending priorities on basic services. I also promised to provide a voice for those 2nd Ward residents who believed, as I did, that our city government had lost touch with the community, its needs and its priorities.

Over these last two years, I have advocated strongly for dedicating scarce resources to “basic services first.” I have led efforts to enhance public safety, to fund necessary infrastructure improvements, to protect city parks and to improve efficiency in service delivery. At the same time, I have resisted more discretionary spending for railroad stations and public art projects.

It has been an honor to serve as your 2nd Ward representative. Once again, my independent candidacy has the support of a number of Democrats, Republicans and Independents.  We are united by the common goal of re-aligning city government with the community’s priorities. I am excited to continue that work and am hopeful that I have earned your vote in this year’s election”