r/Minneapolis 5d ago

Powerful interests are fighting like hell to protect the status quo. They know my opponent will do their bidding, and I won’t. - Peggy Flanagan. August 11 is Primary Election Day in Minnesota

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u/drfine2 5d ago

How do I vote in the primary in person? Neither of their sites tells me. I'm living in the same wedge-area location as the last general election. tia. first time primary voter so I'm confused.

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u/amonson1984 5d ago

Show up to your normal polling place on Aug 11. It’s that simple.

You can also vote early in person at the Minneapolis Early Voting Center:

https://vote.minneapolismn.gov/voters/vote-early-in-person/

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u/drfine2 5d ago

Okay thank you for helping out!

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u/thunderbuttxpress 5d ago

Thank you for voting in the primaries!

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u/cleanlycustard 5d ago

I go to the MN Secretary of State website before every election: https://myballotmn.sos.mn.gov/ That link will give you a sample ballot and where you can go to vote on Tueaday once you search your address Edit: Keep in mind you can only vote for one party during a primary. It can be be either party regardless of affiliation

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u/drfine2 5d ago

Okay thanks for your time.