The election Tuesday, November 8 will be one of the most important of our generation!

You may vote early by “no-excuse” absentee ballot starting September 23rd till election day, November 8th.

Here are options to vote early:

• Vote early by mail
• Vote early in person – You can vote early in-person Monday through Friday from now through 5:00pm on Monday, November 7th.
• Vote from military or abroad
• Track your absentee ballot

Learn More About our DFL Senate District 48 Endorsed Candidates

Steve Cwodzinski Senate SD48

Laurie Pryor House SD48A

Ben Sherlock House SD48B

Download sample ballots

Senate District Eden Prairie 48 A Sample Ballot (PDF)

Senate District Eden Prairie 48 B Sample Ballot (PDF)

Senate District Minntonka 48 A Sample Ballot (PDF)

(Not sure which district you’re in? Find your district and polling place here.)

Meet Steve Cwodzinski

Meet Laurie Pryor

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This year, there’s no excuse for people not voting this November. Why?  Because, it’s easier than ever to cast your vote and make your voice heard.

Why are we saying that?  Minnesotans no longer need to give an excuse to cast absentee ballots if they don’t want to or can’t easily vote  at their polling places on Election Day.

No excuse absentee balloting opens up voting and makes it more accessible to people’s busy lifestyles:

No excuse absentee balloting makes it easy to vote for seniors and people with disabilities, college students and those unsure if they will be in their precinct on Election Day.

Voters can vote absentee by mail, in person, or by having a person they know pick up and deliver their ballot. There is a timeframe in which voters can switch their votes. Information is available here.

You can track the progress of your absentee ballot with the absentee ballot lookup tool at mnvotes.org If there is a problem with your ballot, election officials will send a replacement.

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