Polling for All Le Center Residents:
City Hall.
2020 Election Dates
The dates for the 2021 elections are:
June 25 - Vote by mail begins
Aughust 9 - Vote by mail deadline
July 20 - Primary Election
September 17 - Absentee and Early Voting Opens for General Election
October 12 - Pre-registration ends for general election
November 2 - General Election
Minnesota poll hours: 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM Central Time
Districts for Le Center, MN |
U.S. Congressional:
1 MN Senate: 20 MN House: 20A Cty Commissioner: 04 Judicial District: First Park: Le Center Soil/Water Consv: Le Sueur School: Tri-City United(2905) |
Election Forms for Voters
If you want to vote by mail, request an absentee
ballot by completing an absentee ballot application
online or as a paper form. You can request a ballot
for the Primary or General Election, or both.
Primary ballots are being sent out now, with a 24
hour turnaround time to get a ballot put in the mail
once the application is received by Elections &
Voter Services.
Follow the status of your absentee ballot:
Use the Absentee Ballot Lookup.
Deadline for returning absentee ballots on Election Day
Remember to request your absentee ballot at least 7 days before Election Day to
allow yourself time to complete the absentee voting process. Absentee ballots
must be received by the city election office by 8 p.m. Election Day.
Follow the status of your absentee ballot:
Use the Absentee Ballot
Lookup.
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The City Elections Office is located at City Hall.
Filings can be made with the City Clerk during
normal business hours. For general election information, contact the City Elections office at 507-357-4450 or go to the Elections & Voting on the Minnesota Secretary of State's website (http://www.sos.state.mn.us/elections-voting). There you can see a list of the races that will be on your ballot, get information on voter registration, and even find candidate information.
2023
Minnesota Elections
Full State Election Dates - Sec of State Site
If you want to vote by mail, request an absentee ballot by completing an absentee ballot application online or as a paper form. You can request a ballot for the Primary or General Election, or both. Primary ballots are being sent out now, with a 24 hour turnaround time to get a ballot put in the mail once the application is received by Elections & Voter Services. You can apply online or submit an absentee ballot application by mail, email, fax, or in person. Apply online to have an absentee ballot mailed to you Absentee Ballot Applications are also available in multiple languages to download and print off to submit in person, or via mail, email, or fax:
Follow the status of your absentee ballot:
Deadline for returning absentee ballots on Election Day
Follow the status of your absentee ballot:
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