Minnesota's top elections official acknowledges there was a “glitch” in the state's new automatic voter registration system

Expanded early voting hours, automatic registration and preregistration for teenagers could make it easier for the state’s eligible voters to cast ballots this year compared to past presidential elections.

Election Day isn't until Nov. 5, but voting in Minnesota for the 2024 presidential election has already begun. Why it matters: This results of these elections will determine which party has a majority at the state Capitol,

Minnesota nonprofit 100 Rural Women hopes to bring more students and young women into political leadership roles.

To vote early by mail, request an absentee ballot from the Minnesota Secretary of State’s office. It’s now possible to get on a list to automatically get an absentee ballot in each election. Some voters who live in mail-only precincts will automatically get a ballot.

MPR News politics editor Brian Bakst talks with Secretary of State Steve Simon about early voting and election mechanics in Minnesota. Later, a look at the political landscape with two people active in their parties.

A study shows that Minnesota's 18- to 29-year-old population could have the sixth-highest influence in the country in the 2024 presidential race.

Minnesota Secretary of State met with press on Thursday to discuss election security as early voting for the 2024 presidential election begins on Sept. 20.

Virginia becomes the first state to allow in-person early voting in the 2024 election cycle, learn if your home state has absentee ballots available and if there are restrictions.

As early voting starts this Friday in Minnesota, elections officials say they’ve improved the state’s new automatic voter registration system after a review discovered around 1,000 registrations that lacked proof of citizenship and addresses.

Many early voters might opt for in-person balloting instead of mail-in absentee ballots to ensure their votes get counted.