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Voting Information - MNVOTES.org

Before you can vote, you must register. In Minnesota, you may register 20 days or more before Election Day or on Election Day at your polling place. Your registration remains current until you move, change your name, or do not vote for four consecutive years. You may update your registration information by completing another Voter Registration Application. These forms are available at City Hall and on the Secretary of State Election Center website MNVOTES.org.

  • Check voter registeration.
  • What's on my ballot?
  • Request an absentee ballot.
  • Check if mail in ballot was received.
These topics and many more are on the Secretary of State website MNVOTES.org.

Register online, in person or by mail. In order to register online, voters must provide an email address and an identification number from one of the following:

  • Minnesota driver's license
  • Minnesota ID card
  • Last four digits of Social Security number


Voters who meet eligibility guidelines to vote can submit a completed voter registration application to Hennepin County Elections by mail or in person. Voters must update their registration if they changed their name or address since the last election.

For more information about elections in Hennepin County, visit hennepin.us/elections.

Where to Vote

On Election Day, voting in Osseo is at the Osseo Community Center, 415 Central Avenue, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.  

For all general voting questions, please visit the Minnesota Secretary of State website MNVOTES.org. 

If you are a new resident of Osseo, voter registration forms are available at City Hall or on the Minnesota Secretary of State website MNVOTES.org

Campaign Reports

Campaign Financial Certification of Filing Reports will be posted online for four years.
2020 Campaign Financial Certification of Filing Reports
2022 Campaign Finance Reports

Door-to-Door Advocacy

The City of Osseo requires Solicitors, Peddlers, and Transient Merchants to register with the Osseo Police Department and, in some cases, purchase a license to operate in the city. These restrictions do not apply to Door-to-Door advocacy, which includes "door-to-door canvassing and pamphleteering as vehicles for [sharing] religious, political and other ideas." Canvassers and candidates are allowed to go door-to-door to contact residents at any time of year, but this is especially common during election season.
 

Questions?

Do you still have questions on the voting process or questions related to voting in Osseo? Please contact City Clerk Katrina Jones by email or by phone at 763.425.4064.

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