
Official Twitter account of Minneapolis Elections & Voter Services, a @mplsclerk division of @CityMinneapolis.
- Tweets5.2K
- Following284
- Followers4.8K
- Likes2.4K

ALT Early voting pop-ups October 19- October 30. Webber Community Center Monday, Oct 19 Minneapolis Institute of Art Tuesday, Oct 20 Cedar Cultural Center Wednesday, Oct 21 Midtown Global Market Thursday, Oct 22 Powderhorn Park Friday, Oct 23 Higher Ground Evergeen Residence Saturday, Oct 24 People Serving People Sunday, Oct 25 Weisman Art Museum Monday, Oct 26 Little Earth of United Tribes Tuesday, Oct 27 Lynnhurst Park Recreation Center Wednesday, Oct 28 Sabathani Community Center Thursday, Oct 29 Augsburg University Christensen Center Friday, Oct 30. Minneapolis Elections and Voter Services logo top right.

ALT Ombre orange waves fill the background, with the Minneapolis Elections & Voter Services logo centered at the bottom. Three ballots run across the top, tilted. Text reads: Early Voting begins today, October 16. Early Voting allows voters to insert ballots directly into the ballot counter at Early Voting locations.

ALT Post has a horizontal light blue top with dark blue bottom. Minneapolis Election & Voter Services logo is centered at the top. Titled: Fact check, with a bulleted list below. List states: In accordance with state law, two election judges initial each ballot as a routine part of Minnesota election process. The initials do not identify or link a ballot to a specific voter. Their presence does not invalidate a ballot. Follow trusted sources (like us!) to verify election information.

ALT Minneapolis Elections & Voter Services logo is at the bottom. Text reads: What's on my ballot? Federal Offices: U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative. State offices: Governor & lieutenant governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, Attorney General, State Senator, State Representative. The Senator and Representative races have different candidates for each district. Judicial Offices: Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, 4th Court District. Constitutional Amendment: Shall the Minnesota Constitution be amended to increase the funding going to all school districts from the permanent school fund, which is a fund that supports school districts without raising individual income or property taxes, effective July 1, 2027? Skipping this question counts as a No vote. County Offices: County Commissioner (only on the ballot in Districts 2, 3 & 4). County Sheriff, County Attorney. School District Offices: School Board Member at Large (vote for up to 2 candidates), District Seats (only districts 1, 3 & 5).







