FAQs

Q: Do I need to give a reason for voting from home?

A: No. Any eligible voter in Minnesota may request a mail-in ballot. No reason is needed.

Q: Do I need a stamp to return my mail-in ballot?

A: No. Postage is prepaid on the return envelope provided with your ballot.

Q: What do I need to vote from home?

A: You must be an eligible voter in the state of Minnesota. You will need the last 4 digits of your social security number or your MN driver’s license number to request your ballot be sent to your home.

Q: How can I be sure my ballot is counted?

A: You can track the status of your ballot using the link above.

Q: If I am not yet registered to vote can I still vote from home?

A: Yes. If you are an eligible voter but unregistered, you will receive a voter registration form to return along with your mail-in ballot. Note that this voter registration form will require the signature of a witness.

Q: What if I change my mind and decide I want to vote on Election Day?

A: If you have received/requested a mail-in ballot and decide instead to vote on Election Day, as long as you have not submitted your mail-in ballot, you may show up at the polls and cast your vote as you normally would.

Q: When will ballots be sent out?

A: Ballots will be sent out 46 days prior to Election Day, September 18th.