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Absentee voting open for 2019 general election
You can request an absentee ballot even if you are not currently registered to vote.
2019 special primary election results
Results will be available on the Minnesota Secretary of State's website.
Vote today in the Special Primary
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the Special Primary for County Commissioner District 1.
Vote early for the special primary beginning August 6
Ramsey County residents can vote early for the primary election for County Commissioner District 1 from Aug. 6-10 and Aug. 12.
Filing open for municipal and school district offices without a primary
Filing is open July 30 - August 13. A packet of filing information, including materials on campaign finance and voter information lists, will be provided to all who file.
Absentee voting for the Aug. 13 Special Primary available by mail or in person
Ramsey County Commissioner District 1 voters may choose to vote early for the August 13 Special Primary by using an absentee ballot.
Special Election schedule approved for Commissioner District 1
Candidate filing will open June 4. Candidates must file in-person at the Ramsey County Elections Office.
Elections 2018 annual report available via open data portal
The report highlights primary and general election voter turnout, absentee voting, voter engagement, election judges and seasonal staffing.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 6
Get information on finding your polling place and registering on Election Day.
Early voting available Oct. 30 - Nov. 5
Twelve convenient early voting locations are open across the county so residents can vote prior to Election Day.
Voter registration resources available to Saint Paul landlords
The Elections Office can provide voter registration forms and instructions.
Absentee voting turnout available
View the number of absentee ballots accepted to date by precinct, city and Saint Paul ward.
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We are conducting a survey to help us better understand and serve our residents and businesses – especially relating to property tax, document recording, property valuation and election services.
How to view election results
The polls are now closed. Election results are available at the Secretary of State's website.
Minnesota 2016 Precinct Caucuses are March 1
Learn more about the caucus on the Secretary of State’s website.