2022 General Election

Election Day 2022 is November 8th! Check out the information below for resources on early and day-of voting.

Who can vote in Minnesota?

According to the Minnesota Secretary of State, a person may vote in Minnesota elections if they…

• Are a U.S. citizen;

• Are at least 18 years old on Election Day;

• Have lived in Minnesota for 20 days; and

• Have completed all parts of any felony sentence.

Am I registered to vote?

Check the Minnesota Secretary of State’s online voter registration database to see if you are registered to vote at your current address.

How do I register to vote?

Registering to vote in Minnesota is easy! There are several ways you can get registered:

• Online

  • To register to vote online, fill out the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Voter Registration Eligibility questionnaire to see if you qualify to register electronically.

  • You must have a valid Minnesota Driver’s License or State ID number to register online. If you do not have either, you may use the last four (4) digits of your social security number. If you don’t have either, you will have to complete a paper application.

• Paper Registration

  • Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Register on Paper page to download a voter registration application. Forms are available in a number of languages, including Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Lao, and Oromo.

  • Return your form by mail or in person to the Ramsey County Elections & Voting Office (see address below) or by mail to the Secretary of State’s office:
    Secretary of State
    First National Bank Building
    332 Minnesota St., Suite N201
    Saint Paul, MN 55101

• On Election Day

  • Did you know you can register to vote on Election Day in Minnesota? You can, and there are lots of ways to do it!

  • You will need to bring a few things with you to register at the polls. Check out the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Election Day Registration Factsheet to make sure you have everything you need.

Where can I vote early in-person?

From September 23 to November 7, you may vote early in person at the Ramsey County Elections & Voting Office or the Ramsey County Library—Roseville:

Ramsey County Elections & Voting Office: 90 Plato Blvd. W, Saint Paul, MN 55107 (Map)

Ramsey County Library—Roseville: 2180 Hamline Ave. N, Roseville, MN 55113 (Map)

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From November 1 to November 7, you may also vote early in person at the following locations:

Arlington Hills Community Center: 1200 Payne Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55130 (Map)

First Tee Minnesota—Highland National Golf Course: 1403 Montreal Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55116 (Map)

Frogtown Community Center: 230 Como Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55103 (Map)

Ramsey County Library—White Bear Lake: 2150 2nd. St., White Bear Lake, MN 55110 (Map)

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Hours of operation vary—visit the Ramsey County Elections & Voting page for more information.

Where do I vote on Election Day?

On November 8, General Election Day, you must vote at your local polling location. Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Pollfinder page to find your local voting location.

Polls will be open on Election Day from 7:00 AM until 8:00 PM. Don’t forget—if you are in line by 8:00 PM, you must be allowed to vote.

House District 65A Election Day Polling Locations:

W1-P1: Galtier School, 1317 Charles Ave.
W1-P3, P4: St. Stephanus Lutheran Church, 739 Lafond Ave.
W1-P5: Maxfield School, 380 Victoria St. N
W1-P6: Jimmy Lee Recreation Center, 270 Lexington Pkwy. N
W1-P8: Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center, 271 Mackubin St.
W1-P9: Jackson School, 437 Edmund Ave.
W1-P11: Ravoux Hi-Rise, 280 Ravoux St.
W1-P12: Rice Street Library, 1011 Rice St.
W1-P13: Mount Airy High-Rise, 200 Arch St. E
W4-P7: LEAP High School, 631 Albert St. N
W5-P6: St. Bernard Parish Hall, 147 Geranium Ave. W

Absentee Voting

Minnesota has no-excuse absentee voting. This means you don’t need to have a reason to request an absentee ballot. You may fill out an absentee ballot and return it in person or via USPS mail to the Ramsey County Elections & Voting Office. Request an absentee ballot here.

Returning Absentee Ballots

If you have requested an absentee ballot, you can return it in two ways: 

• In Person: If you wish to return your absentee ballot in person, you must bring it to the Ramsey County Elections & Voting Office no later than 3:00 PM on November 8. 

• By Mail: If you wish to return your absentee ballot by mail, it must be received by the Ramsey County Elections & Voting Office by election day, November 8.

Want to make sure your vote will be counted? Use the Minnesota Secretary of State’s absentee/mail ballot lookup system to check on your ballot’s status, and whether or not it will be counted on Election Day. If there is a problem with your absentee ballot and it will not be counted, you may be able to remedy the issue and still vote early or in-person on Election Day.

Who will be on my ballot?

Use the Minnesota Secretary of State’s MyBallot tool to see a sample ballot!