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2023 Minneapolis Local Election Education
We're gathering information to help Minneapolis voters prepare for the 2023 Elections. Take a read through; if you find the information helpful, share the link with your friends, family and community.
2023 Forum Replays will be here
Statement on Candidate Forum Recordings
The League of Women Voters sponsors candidate forms to provide the public with an opportunity to hear candidates discuss the issues that are important to members of the public. The League is a nonpartisan organization that does not support or oppose any political party or candidate. The views expressed in each forum are those of the candidates, not those of the League of Women Voters. LWV posts complete, unedited recordings of forums. Editing is authorized only for official media reporting. Excerpts or edited clips of candidate forums may not be used for partisan, political purposes.
Voting Information
- Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)
- Practice Using Ranked Choice Voting
- Know Your Rights
- Minneapolis Voting Information
- How to Register to Vote
- Minnesota Polling Place Finder
- Find your Sample Ballot
Political Parties
Where and When is Your Precinct Caucus? Call your political party or check its website:
- DFL · 651-293-1200
- GOP · 651-222-0022
- Green Party · 651-288-2820
- Independence Party · 651-487-9700
Government Officials
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
State of Minnesota
Federal Government
Translations
If you want help translating Minneapolis Election information, call 311 or 612-673-3000.
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Disability Rights
Your vote is your voice and everyone wants to vote, including people with disabilities. Based in MN statute, The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Voting Rights Act, people with disabilities have specific rights when it comes to voting.
Kid's Guide to Voting
Kids are the voters of tomorrow so let's help them discover why their voice matters. Helping kids gain an understanding of the process of governance with set the stage.