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Brennan Center @brennancenter.org · 28/09/2026

Make a plan to vote. Vote with confidence.

The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 17/09/2026

Voting is one step. Our Get Election Ready playlist covers the rest: how to run for office, interviews with people on your ballot, and how elections are actually run and audited. www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

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Get Election Ready - YouTube

Get yourself ready for the upcoming election. Understand the process, the documents required to register and to vote, and how to help run the voting process....

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 17/09/2026

4. Check you're registered. Moved or changed your name since you last voted? It needs updating. The lookup only asks for name, date of birth, and ZIP. Miss the deadline and you can still register at the polls. A utility bill on your phone counts as proof.

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 17/09/2026

3. Vote by mail. No reason needed, and you don't have to be registered to apply. Apply by Oct 20. The deadline that catches people out: your ballot has to be RECEIVED by Nov 3. A postmark doesn't count. Within a week of the election, drop it off instead.

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 17/09/2026

2. Vote early in person. From Sept 18 you fill out an absentee application and your ballot goes in a signature envelope. From Oct 16 it goes straight into the counter. Blue Earth County: Historic Courthouse, Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30. Bethany Lutheran, Oct 20 only.

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 17/09/2026

1. See your ballot before you vote. Go to the Minnesota Voting Information Portal, type your street address, and pick it from the dropdown. It will not accept an address you typed but didn't select. You also get your polling place, precinct, and districts.

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 17/09/2026

Minnesota absentee ballots open tomorrow, Sept 18. Worth knowing: that is not the same as "Early Voting." That's a separate process, new this year, starting Oct 16. Our guide covers both. Four things you can do right now, one per post below. 🧵 thewovenrecord.com/posts/how-to...

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The Woven Record | How to Vote Early in Minnesota

Minnesota absentee ballots open September 18, 2026. How to find your sample ballot, vote early in person, vote by mail, and check your voter registration, with Southern Minnesota locations and dates.

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Brennan Center @brennancenter.org · 15/09/2026

Today is National Voter Registration Day. Everyone should check their voter registration status, especially if you've moved, changed your name, or haven't voted in a couple of cycles. And if you're a first-time voter, why not register? It takes two minutes.

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 15/09/2026

Tomorrow is national voter registration day!! Get registered, check your registration, get your voting group registered. sos.mn.gov

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The Woven Record @thewovenrecord.com · 14/09/2026

Did you know that farm debt is the highest it's been since the farm bankruptcies in the 1980s? Farmers are getting about 30% of their income from the government, and still are falling behind. Farmers in Southern Minnesota are, and are going to continue to be stressed. youtu.be/8n5xsfUaGFQ