Minneapolis Elections & Voter Services

980 E Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55414

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Transit
4, 25, and 61 bus routes

Parking
Free parking lot onsite

Who can vote here

Minneapolis residents only.

Services

• Early in-person voting
• Ballot drop-off (until 8 p.m. on Election Day)
• Voter registration
• Language support
• Voting accommodations (ballot marking device, curbside voting)

Early voting for the 2024 State Primary begins on Friday, June 28

Hennepin County Elections

Hennepin County Government Center
Skyway Level
300 6th St. S.
Minneapolis, MN 55487

Get directions

Transit
Light Rail (blue and green lines), many bus routes

Parking
Nearby parking ramps and metered street parking

Who can vote here

Any Hennepin County resident.

Services

• Early in-person voting
• Ballot drop-off (until 8 p.m. on Election Day)

2024 State Primary

Note: Hours are different from early voting locations operated by the City of Minneapolis.

Specific hours for early voting will be listed closer to the election.

Visit the Hennepin County Elections website for more information about absentee voting.

One-Day Early Voting Event

Midtown Global Market
Center Court area
920 E. Lake Street
Minneapolis, MN 55407

Get directions

Transit
D Line, Bus routes 5 and 21

Parking
Adjacent parking ramp and street parking

Open only on Friday, August 2, from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Who can vote here

Minneapolis residents only.

Services

• Early in-person voting
• Ballot drop-off
• Spanish language interpretation

Open Friday, August 2

What you need to bring

If you are registered to vote at your current address, you do not need to bring anything to vote in person.

You can register to vote at an early voting location.

You must show proof of residence before voting if:

• You need to register or update your registration
• You have not voted in the last four years

See valid options for proof of residence

How we count ballots

In-person absentee voting prior to 18 days before Election Day

Up until 18 days before Election Day, Minnesota election law requires that you put your completed ballot into several envelopes. Your ballot must stay in the envelopes until closer to Election Day, when we will open and process it. This is the same process had you voted by mail.

Early voting during the 18 days before Election Day

During the last 18 days before Election Day, Minnesota election law allows you put your ballot directly into the ballot counter. This is the same way you would vote on Election Day.

Either way, you will leave with an ‘I Voted Early’ sticker.

Early voting locations closed on Election Day

Early voting locations are closed on Election Day. On Election Day, you must vote at your assigned polling place.

Find where to vote on Election Day