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You can have paper applications sent to you before each election. Send this form to your county election office to have an absentee ballot application automatically mailed to you before each election. Applications are mailed at least 60 days before an election. Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Cities with fewer than 400 registered voters and townships of any size can choose to hold elections by mail. You can see if you live in a mail ballot precinct by entering your address into the Polling Place Finder. If you live in a mail ballot precinct, you will see a message that ballots are mailed to registered voters.
- Voting Early in Person
- Voting Early by Mail
- Voting on Election Day
How does early voting work? Any voter can cast a ballot at their county election office before Election Day, beginning Friday. Many counties offer additional early voting locations, and some cities and towns also offer early voting. Days and times vary by location — find your county election office here.
How does voting by mail work? Any Minnesota voter can vote by mail. Apply online for a ballot(also known as an absentee ballot) from the secretary of state. The state will start sending ballots to voters on Friday. Fill out the ballot and mail it back, or drop it off on Election Day at the office that mailed you the ballot (not at your polling plac...
How does in-person voting work this year? Voting in person on Election Day won’t be much different than any other year, except that masks are required, and election officials will sanitize pensand encourage social distancing. Most polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (find your polling place here). You can register at the polling place if you bring...
Return your ballot by Election Day to the address on the signature envelope. You have three options: Send it so it arrives by Election Day, using U.S. mail or a package delivery service, Deliver it in person by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, or Ask someone to deliver it by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. This person cannot deliver more than 3 ballots.
Mail ballot precincts. In Minnesota, cities with fewer than 400 registered voters and townships of any size can choose to vote exclusively by mail by resolution of their city council or township board.
Yes. You can vote in person as long as we have not yet received and counted your mail ballot. When you get to your polling place or an early vote center, we will check if it has been counted. If it has not been counted, you will be given a new ballot. Your mail ballot will be canceled and will not count (even if we receive it later).
Aug 6, 2020 · To view a ballot in advance, voters can use the Secretary of State's What's On My Ballot tool. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, election officials are expecting a tidal wave of mail-in ballots right ...
