You can still vote even if you are studying abroad! Apply for an absentee ballot at https://t.co/8XU9uyA3h0. Once approved, a ballot will be sent to wherever you are in the world. For more information, take a look at the Student Study Abroad Toolkit https://t.co/Xjs37MtJyY
Stop by the Elections & Voter Services booth at events across Minneapolis this summer and say hello! We'll have information for the August Primary & November General Elections, and of course, free swag.
📍Find upcoming tabling locations and dates: https://t.co/ichZNjXoHs
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Serve as an Election Judge! Judges are essential to Election Day operations. They check in voters, issue ballots, and support the voting process. We accept interest forms year-round and encourage everyone to apply, even if not selected right away. https://t.co/cYLYDEQIFh
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We are one week away from the start of voting! Cast your State Primary ballot starting Friday, June 26 at 980 E. Hennepin Ave.
We are open from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri. Check our website for updated hours as Election Day nears!
It’s the first day of voting! We are open today until 4:30p.m. and Monday through Friday 8 a.m. until 4:30p.m. Head to our website for more information!
Ballots for those who requested to vote by mail are headed to mailboxes now! Want a ballot sent to you? There is still plenty of time to get your vote-by-mail request in at https://t.co/de7rlcpoXw
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How to help tip: Support voter outreach efforts!
Volunteer or share information from trusted, nonpartisan organizations that focus on education and accessibility.
The State Primary Election is around the corner, and Election Judges are in the training room! It takes a (large) team to serve 137 precincts across Mpls, and we're grateful to everyone who helps out. From high schoolers to those serving for years, we couldn't do it without you!
A criminal record does not affect your right to vote, unless you are currently incarcerated serving a felony conviction. If you are on probation or parole, or owe restitution, you can still vote. Learn more about who can vote at https://t.co/50Km332cZ1