Voter Resources and Information

For all your voting needs, including where to vote, how to register, and information on early voting, visit our Voter Resources page. We’ve provided links to trusted sources like the League of Women Voters Voter Guide, Hennepin County, and the Minnesota Secretary of State's website. These resources offer everything from polling place locations to voter registration details and early voting options, helping you stay informed and prepared for Election Day. Be sure to check out these tools to make your voting experience as smooth as possible!

Minnesota State Ballot Initiative

Hennepin County Election Office: Information on Early Voting and Voting Registration

Minnesota Secretary of State: Where is my polling place?

City of Bloomington: Early Voting in Bloomington

Minnesota Secretary of State: Election Results

Ballotpedia: Overview of Minnesota 2024 Elections

Minnesotans will also vote on a ballot measure to amend Amendment I of the state constitution. If approved, the amendment would reauthorize the dedication of revenue from the state-operated lottery to the Environment and Natural Resources Fund through December 31, 2050.

A “yes” vote support the amendment to:

• extend the dedication of revenue from the state-operated lottery to the Environment and Natural Resources Fund through December 31, 2050;

• increase the amount of money that can be spent from the fund each year from 5.5% to 7.0% of the fund's market value; and

• create a grant program to provide funding for projects related to addressing environmental issues in affected communities, environmental education, and natural resource conservation.

A '“no” vote opposed this ballot measure, thus ending the dedication of revenue from the state-operated lottery on December 31, 2024.

You can read more about the constitutional amendment initiative here on the Minnesota Secretary of State website.

Bloomington voters will also vote on amending the Bloomington City Charter to repeal ranked choice voting, which was approved by the voters on the 2020 ballot.

A ‘yes’ vote means you want to stop using ranked-choice voting to elect the mayor and City Council. 

A ‘no’ vote means you want to continue to use ranked-choice voting to elect the mayor and City Council. 

You can read additional information about the proposed city charter amendment on the City website.

About the League of Women Voters

The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan, grassroots organization that has been empowering voters and defending democracy for over 100 years. The League of Women Voters of Bloomington is dedicated to ensuring that every citizen in our community has the knowledge and opportunity to participate fully in the democratic process. We provide nonpartisan voter education, host candidate forums, and advocate for policies that promote fair and accessible elections. We never endorse political candidates or parties, allowing us to be a trusted resource for voters seeking unbiased information. Our mission is simple but vital: to make democracy work for everyone.