View a sample ballot, search for candidate filings and more at MNVotes.org. The sample ballot shows a list of the candidates and ballot questions you'll be voting on. Information is posted about 45 days before an election.

Voting assistance is available at each polling place. Ask an election judge to help you:

• Read or mark your ballot
• Obtain a magnifying device or chair
• Vote at the curb, if you are unable to leave your car
• Demonstrate voter assist terminal

Voters with Disabilities

Federal legislation passed by Congress, the Help America Vote Act (HAVA), requires that each polling place be equipped with a voter assist terminal for individuals with disabilities. This equipment is designed to provide voters with disabilities the opportunity to vote independently and privately.

The voting process remains the same for voters who do not need the assistance for marking a ballot. Votes are tallied by the ballot counter to produce precinct results.

As we enter election season, please remember to follow city and state laws regarding campaign signs:  

• Only place signs on private property with the permission of the property owner. 
• Keep signs out of the City’s right-of-way, the “sight triangle,” and at least 100 feet from a polling location. 
• Remove all campaign signs by November 15. 
• The City has the right to remove any sign that violates city or state laws.

Political organizations do not need a permit or license from the City for door-to-door canvassing.

City Code: Chapter 112 (Section 112.01): Non-commercial door-to-door advocate