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Minnesota law requires that certain election duties be performed by two judges of different political parties. Statute also requires that no more than half of the Election Judges assigned in a precinct may be members of the same political party. Polling place duties where judges handle voted ballots or assist voters in marking or interpreting the ballot require two judges of different major political parties to perform the work and declaring a major political party affiliation will greatly help in assigning judges. If you do not indicate a political party, the opportunities for you to serve as election judge may be limited.
Minnesota law defines member as an individual who supports the general principles of that party’s constitution, voted for the majority of that party’s candidates in the last General Election, or intends to vote for a majority of that party’s candidates in the next election. Upon application, Election Judge candidates are required to declare party affiliation.
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Primary Election Day August 11, 2026:
General Election November 3, 2026:
A paid two-hour session is required for Election Judges. Head Judges require two additional hours. Are you able to complete your training online?
Election workers perform many different tasks in the polling place, which require a diverse set of skills. This questionnaire is designed to identify strengths and preferences. It does not require that you possess all the skills listed below to serve. Please check any boxes that apply:
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