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The MN Primary is Tomorrow... Voters Can Still Register at Their Polling Place on Election Day

The Minnesota Primary is tomorrow, August 9, 2022. Polls are open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. And, even if you are currently not registered to vote you can still do so at your local polling place on Election Day. Proof of residence is required and to see the list of all approved documents needed for same day registration, please click here.

You can also visit the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State online to see all the races and local measures that are on your local ballot. All voters, will be able to cast their vote for:

  • U.S. Representative
  • Governor and Lieutenant Governor
  • Secretary of State
  • State Auditor
  • Attorney General
  • State Senator
  • State Representative
  • Judicial seats

And, many Minnesota voters may also have one or more of these races on their ballot:

  • County Officials
  • City Officers
  • School Board Members
  • Township Officers
  • Local ballot questions

The 2022 Midterm Elections are also coming up on Tuesday, November 8. Please stay tuned to the Working Together blog for updates, or visit the Secretary of State Elections and Voting webpage. Ballot information for the Midterms will be posted on this site approximately 45 days before the election (around September 22). Early voting will begin around this time as well. For all the ways you can vote in Minnesota (including early in-person and early by mail), click here.

And always remember, local election matters. For example, local government manages a lot of different things – and their decisions directly affect your life. Think schools, policing, affordable housing, public transportation and so on. Moreover, State and local governments lead the way when the federal government isn’t. Many critical policies—minimum wage, women’s right to vote, environmental protections, marriage equality—all began at local levels.

 

Our Impact This Year

  • People Who Received Utility Bill Assistance

    49,780

  • Children Enrolled in Head Start & Early Head Start

    1,622

  • People Whose Utility Bills Were Lowered Through Home Weatherization

    245

  • Workers Provided with Transportation Support Including Vehicle Loans, Repair Grants, and Transit Passes

    1,743

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