2020 Voter Empowerment Toolkit

Use this resource to register to vote online. Learn how to register on paper, on Election Day, and more. The Minnesota Secretary of State's Office provides this resource.

Register to vote in different languages. Mail or drop off your application at your county election office.

If you are registering to vote on paper, this link explains the different sections of the voter registration application.

This link helps you locate where to mail or drop off your voter registration application.

This resource answers frequently asked questions. Click the link for voter eligibility, registration deadlines, and how to update your registration.

This is the pdf of the presentation used in the “Pre-Primary Important Election Dates & Voting Resources” video above. In the description of the YouTube video, you can access the links mentioned in the presentation.

Click here for the presentation used by the Secretary of State staff members during the Virtual Town Hall: Voter Outreach Director Nasser Mussa and Voter Outreach Specialist Michael Wall. The presentation covers important Election dates, voter registration, voting early, and getting help if something goes wrong or if you have questions.

This resource gives information about your vote early options. Learn how to vote early by mail, vote early in person, vote from military or aboard, and vote by agent delivery.

This link gives instructions about how to vote early by mail.

This application is the online way to request an absentee ballot.

Fill out this downloadable application and give it to your county election office by mail, email, or fax. To request an application for an absentee ballot in an alternative format such as Braille, please call 1-877-600-8683.

This resource helps you find the fax number, mail address, and email of you county's election office. This is where you can send in your absentee ballot.

This resource tells you the candidates that will appear on your ballot in the election. You will know which candidates are running for office based on the address you enter.

You can pick up an absentee ballot for someone else who cannot turn in the ballot themself.

Use this resource to find the location of your polling place.

On this page, find resources about voting. Learn about accessibility, knowing your rights, and resources to help you vote.

This toolkit tells you how to figure out problems at the polling place, voting laws and rights.

This toolkit gives all the educational resources needed to complete the GoVOTER Training. It works to educate people with disabilities on the voting process.

Click the link to see the rules surrounding registering to vote. This includes your voting rights, voting machines, voter ID laws, voting stories and videos, and voting and guardianship.

These are trainings and discussions on nonpartisan voter engagement for nonprofits with experts in the field.

This resource gives data from previous elections about Disability Voter involvement.

Click here for REV UP's toolkit to help groups serving people with disabilities to organize voter registration & education. They also provide outreach and promotional materials and more resources to create a successful NDVRW!

REV UP shares voter resources, state resources, election information, and more.

This resource provides overviews of the issues, legislation, and regulations that have an impact on the disability community.

This webpage houses beneficial REV UP materials for participating organizations.

This resource shows a nonprofit election calendar that gives information about public forums, debates, and other events.