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Where do I find information about voting? The Minnesota Secretary of State is responsible for voting processes in Minnesota. For the main voting website, go to: The Minnesota Star Tribune also compiled a comprehensive Voter Guide, that also profiles some candidates and their positions. Go to: NOTE: Animal Folks is a 501c3 nonprofit which means we can educate about the voting process, but we cannot endorse candidates. To find out which candidates support animal protection and welfare issues, ask them directly - by calling, through emails, or at community town halls. What's on the 2024 ballot? Different candidates were on the ballots for the November 2024 election, including the presidential race, a U.S. Senate race, one seat for the MN Senate, all members of the MN House of Representatives, some judicial seats, local races, and more. Learn more, including candidate filings and sample ballot, at: What's On My Ballot? Each person elected to office can play a critical role in determining how animals are used, treated or protected. The outcome of elections can influence who is in power, and what state and federal bills or local ordinances get heard and voted on. How do I register to vote? Register or update your registration: Register to Vote
Who is running in 2024? The MN Secretary of State (SOS) posts information about races and candidates. Specific SOS links below:
Who represents you now based on where you live?
What are the districts in Minnesota for your address?
Who are the current legislators to the Minnesota Legislature?
HISTORICAL: Who won races in the State of Minnesota on November 8, 2022?
Redistricting Every ten years following the Census, political districts are redrawn to ensure fair representation based on the new population of each district. This means some addresses may now be in a "new" district and will have new state representation. Learn more:
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