I want to return my absentee ballot. What do I need to know?

Your vote is your voice. Be heard.

 We urge you to return your absentee ballot immediately. When you do, you make your voice heard—all while easing pressure on voting lines and helping yourself, election workers, and your community stay safe and healthy.

What should I keep in mind when completing my absentee ballot?

Be sure you read the instructions thoroughly and carefully complete your ballot.
Don’t forget to sign and date your form!

Voter tracking the status of his absentee ballot

How do I track the status of my ballot?

Easy.

Visit the Secretary of State’s ballot tracker, share some basic data—your name, date of birth, and ID number—and their online search tool will let you know when your ballot was sent, received, and counted.

If you mailed your ballot and your clerk hasn’t received it yet, you can still vote at your polling place. Just tell the election judge you’d like to invalidate your absentee ballot and vote in person.

What if I have questions?

Did you make a mistake on your ballot? Was your ballot damaged in the mail? Is something unclear and you need a helping hand? Whatever your question, contact your county election official. They’ll be able to help ensure you can vote—and vote safely.

Anoka County

Anoka County Elections 
Phone: 763-324-1300
Fax: 763-324-1160
Email: [email protected]

Anoka County Elections & Voter Registration
2100 3rd Ave, Suite C130
Anoka, MN 55303-5031

Carver County

Sarah Rivers
Phone: 952-361-1941
Fax: 952-361-1919
Email: [email protected]

Government Center – Administration Bldg
600 E Fourth St
Chaska, MN 55318-2102

Hennepin County

Jim Howitt
Phone: 612-348-5151
Fax: 612-348-2151
Email: [email protected]

Hennepin County Gov’t Center
300 South 6th St MC 012
Minneapolis, MN 55487-0012

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