Minnesotans can now vote early in person as Election Day nears

Voters in Minnesota can cast their ballots at polling locations statewide, as in-person early voting is underway. Each county has at least one location where voters can cast their ballots directly in a voting machine 18 days before the Nov. 3 election. According to the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office, voters must complete a short certificate, get their ballot, fill it out, and feed it into a ballot counter. Minnesotans can find more information on early-voting locations by clicking here. The last day to vote early in person is Monday, Nov. 2. RELATED: Minnesota early voting: 63,300 ballots cast in first 2 weeks, tops 2022 numbers Over the next couple of weeks leading up to Election Day, the Secretary of State’s Office will continue to track how many Minnesotans have already cast their ballots. Voters who cast an absentee ballot can track its progress here. READ MORE: Minnesota Election Coverage The post Minnesotans can now vote early in person as Election Day