
Be a Voter
Voting is the most powerful action you can take as a citizen. Voting determines who gets to make laws, write policy, and prioritize the work of our government.
For our next election: Make sure you’re ready to vote and find ways to help our neighbors vote as well.
Plan your vote
People who make a plan to vote are more likely to actually vote. Make your plan now to ensure your vote gets cast.
- Find your polling place for voting in-person on Election Day.
- Find your polling place for voting early in-person.
- Request your mail-in ballot and vote early by mail.
- See what’s on your ballot.
Help your neighbors vote
Minnesota has some of the highest voter-turnout rates in the country, but a huge number of Minnesotans still don’t exercise their right to vote—while 80% of eligible voters voted in the 2020, only 64% voted in the last midterm elections in 2018. You can increase these numbers by helping others vote. This can be as simple as reminding a friend to vote, helping your neighbors request their absentee ballots, or working as an Election Judge.
