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Elections
Elections-Voting 7 am to 8 pm
Presidential Nomination Primary:
March 5, 2024 Primary Election:
August 13, 2024
General Election:
November 5, 2024
Register to Vote!
Are you registered? Need to find out if you are registered to vote? Visit the Secretary of State website at Am I Registered to Vote? To discover what you need to register at the polls visit Register on Election Day!
How do I register on Election Day?
To register on Election Day, you must have proof of residence in your precinct. Only proofs authorized by law will be accepted.
Valid proof of identity includes any of the following:
- MN Driver's License, Learner's Permit, or Identification card showing a current address (or yellow receipt for any of these).
- Valid, previous registration from the same precinct.
- "Notice of Ineffective or Late Registration" from the Public Service Office.
- A registered voter from your precinct who personally knows you reside in the precinct and will vouch for your identity.
- A photo ID and a current utility bill showing your name and address in the precinct.
- Vote early by mail
- Vote early in person
- Election official: Jaci Kopet
General phone: 507-934-7806
Fax: 507-931-0856
Website: https://www.co.nicollet.mn.us/
Email: election@co.nicollet.mn.us - Nicollet County Govt Center
501 S Minnesota Ave
St Peter, MN 56082
- Election official: Jaci Kopet
- Vote from military or abroad
- Track your absentee ballot
Find your Precinct and Polling Location!
Minnesota Polling Place Finder
Precinct Map
Precinct Finder
Am I Registered to Vote?
Absentee ballots and early voting may be completed at the Nicollet County Courthouse located at 501 South Minnesota Avenue, St. Peter.
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2024 Caucus Information
Precinct caucuses are the first step used by Minnesota’s major political parties to select the candidates and issues they will support in the upcoming elections. Anyone who lives in the precinct and is eligible to vote or will be eligible to vote by the state general election may attend. Participants must support or intend to support the party and may only participate in one party’s caucus. Minnesota has three major parties.
The purpose of precinct caucuses is to elect local party officers and delegates to the party conventions and to discuss resolutions. Precinct caucuses may also be used by the major political parties as opportunities to conduct preference polls and to help recruit election judges.
Precinct caucuses will be held on Tuesday, February 27, 2024. More information including caucus locations can be found on the Minnesota Secretary of State's Precinct caucuses page.