How to vote in Minnesota's Super Tuesday presidential primary
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Minnesotans head to the polls on Tuesday to vote in the state's presidential primary.
Why it matters: The results will determine how many of the Minnesota delegates are allocated at each party's nominating convention this summer.
The big picture: Minnesota is one of more than a dozen states holding an election on March 5, known as Super Tuesday.
- It's just the second time the state has held a presidential primary since switching over from a caucus system.
Between the lines: Unlike in some other states, Minnesotans will only vote on the presidential contests on Tuesday.
- The primaries for other state and federal offices will be held in August.
Zoom in: Here's what you need to know to vote in Minnesota's presidential primary:
π Polling places open at 7am and close at 8pm. Find yours.
π³οΈ Eligible voters can register when they show up to vote. Here's what to bring.
- No ID is required for registered voters.
Party affiliation: Minnesotans don't register by political party. But you do need to choose which major party's ballot to pull.
- The DFL Party, the Minnesota Republican Party and the Legal Marijuana Now Party are all holding contests.
π€« Which primary you participate in won't be public information, but the political parties do receive a list of everyone who voted in theirs. Your vote itself is still secret.
π§ Your ballot may feature candidates who have already dropped out. That's because the deadline for party leaders to submit their lists was in January.
- Democrats also have the option to vote "uncommitted," which some activists are encouraging as a form of protesting of the Israel-Hamas war.
π¬ Mail-in ballots must arrive by Election Day. If you still have one to submit, you can drop it at the election office that mailed it to you by 8pm on Tuesday.
- You can also show up and vote in person instead. Election officials will then void the one they sent you so it can't be counted.
π Results will be available after polls close at 8pm.
