General Election '94 Voter Guide
Published by the LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF MINNESOTA EDUCATION FUND
550 Rice Street St. Paul MN 55103
Copyright 1994 League of Women Voters of Minnesota Education Fund
Minnesota Voting Information
You must be:
- 18 years old by the date of the next election
- a citizen of
the U.S.
- a resident of Minnesota for 20 days immediately preceding the
election
- registered
- Before October 18
- Request a voter registration card from your city clerk
or county auditor. Fill it out and return it to the county auditor before
Oct ober 18, 1994. You will receive a card in the mail notifying you of
your polling place.
- On election day
- Find the location of your polling place by calling your
city clerk or county auditor. Bring an approved proof of residence to your
polling place. Only the following are acceptable:
- A current Minnesota
drivers license or receipt (or Minnesota identification card) with your
correct address.
- Another registered voter of the same precinct must sign
an oath that you are a resident of that precinct. A voter who registers by
this method may not confirm the residency of another voter on the day of
the same election.
- A student identification card, fee statement or
registration card with the student's current address in the precinct.
- A
previous registration in the same precinct but at a different address.
- A
mailed notice received from the registration office indicating an
insufficient registration.
Registration in Minnesota is permanent. You need
to register again only when you change your name or address, or fail to
vote in four years.
Call The League of Women Voters Election HOT LINE for polling places and
voting information in 7 county metro area November 4, 7 and 8 only 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. 612-221-0850
This document is provided electronically by the non-partisan
MINNESOTA E-DEMOCRACY 1994 project. The text of this document was
provided by the League of Women Voters. The other parts of this and
other election documents may be obtained from the
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