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Voter Information

Find your voting location using Polling Place Finder Tool to find out what district you live in and race you can vote for.

If you haven't already done so, you can save sometime on election day by registering to vote today.

Voter Registration Information

You may vote if you are:

  • at least 18 years of age
  • a US citizen
  • a Minnesota resident for at least 20 days before the election
  • not a convicted felon without your civil rights
  • not under guardianship of the person where you have not retained the right to vote
  • not legally incompetent

Download a voter registration application in English, Spanish, or Somali.

Absentee Ballot Information

You could use Absentee Voting Assistance if you are away from home or unable to go the the polling place on November 4, 2008

Eligible Minneapolis voters may vote by absentee ballot for any of the following reasons:

  • Absent from the precinct on election day
  • Illness or disability
  • Religious discipline or observance of religious holiday
  • Service as an election judge in another precinct

Absentee Voters may:

  • Vote in person
  • Or, complete the entire process by mail

Vote In-Person location for Minneapolis voters

Minneapolis City Hall, 350 5th Street South - Room 1B - ground floor

Absentee Voting Hours during the 30 days prior to an election

Monday through Friday, 8AM - 5PM

    The Saturday before each election, 10AM - 3PM

      Download an absentee ballot from the City's Elections Department.

      Where is District 61B?

      Minnesota House District 61B is located in South Minneapolis, covering the neighborhoods of Central, Powderhorn, Regina, Field, Bryant, Lyndale and parts of the Whittier and Kingfield neighborhoods. View map of District 61B.

      Where do I go to vote?

      Where you vote depends on where you live. Find your polling location from the district map or by using the Polling Place Finder at the Secretary of State's Office.