voting
A Community Decision
The Our Huskies, Our Future plan is an important community decision, and there is no better way to weigh in than by voting this fall. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Early voting begins Friday, September 18.
We encourage every eligible voter to learn about the proposal, ask questions, and make a plan to vote.
There are a few ways to cast your ballot:
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Mail-in ballots are mailed to you and then returned either by mail or in person at your local election office.
To request a mail-in ballot, fill out an application online, or send it by mail or email to your local election office.
Ballots are available as early as Friday, September 18.
If returning by mail, ballots are due at 8 p.m. on Election Day.
If dropping off in person, ballots are due at 5 p.m. on Election Day.
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In-person absentee voting works the same as mail-in voting, except you fill out an application and your ballot in the same location.
You will need your Minnesota ID or Social Security number.
Ballots are available as early as Friday, September 18, but locations open for in-person absentee voting have varied schedules.
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Early voting is similar to voting on Election Day — you visit your local polling place, complete a short certificate, fill out a ballot, and submit it in a ballot counter.
Early voting begins Friday, October 16 and ends Monday, November 2.
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Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.
To vote in person on Election Day, you can register online in advance or register in person at your polling place.
If registering at your polling place, you will need identification and proof of your current address.
To find your closest polling place and hours, use the state’s Poll Finder tool.
We’re here to help.
We are committed to keeping residents informed, listening to their ideas, and answering questions every step of the way. We encourage everyone in the district to learn more, whether or not they have children in our schools.