Voter Registration Information

To vote, every voter must first register. You may register to vote before Election Day until pre-registration cut-off (20 days prior to election day). Your registration subsequently remains current until you move, change your name, or do not vote for four consecutive years. To check to see if you are currently registered, go here

 

Ways to register to vote:

  1. Register online

  2. Register on paper

  3. Election Day

  4. Voter Registration Drive

  5. Automatic Voter Registration

 

For answers to common questions and special circumstances, go here

 

Challenging Voter Eligibility

Minnesota law allows you to challenge another voter's eligibility if you have personal knowledge that the voter isn't eligible to vote there. The only action a challenger may take is to contest a voter’s eligibility, if and only if they have personal knowledge of that voter’s ineligibility. Suspicion is not a basis for making a challenge. The challenger must personally know that a specific person is not eligible to vote for a specific reason. For further details, go here.