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¿Puedo votar por correo en Minnesota?
El día de la elección es el mar, 3 de nov, faltan 54 días.
Minnesota
Sí. Cualquiera puede pedir una boleta por correo.
Sin justificación
Cualquier votante registrado puede solicitar una boleta por correo (ausente) sin dar motivo. Hay fecha límite, así que solicítela pronto.
Para devolverla: Received by 8 p.m. on Election Day. (en inglés)
Agregar las fechas a mi calendario- Solicite su boleta ahora. No espere a la fecha límite.
- Confirme su registro y dirección postal de paso.
- Cuando llegue, llénela con tinta azul o negra y firme el sobre.
- Devuélvala en un buzón oficial o en persona si puede. Si no, envíela al menos una semana antes.
- Rastréela en el sitio de su estado hasta que aparezca como recibida.
Del vie, 18 de sept al lun, 2 de nov (empieza en 8 días). Lugares y horarios
Minnesota tiene una lista permanente (permanent absentee list) para cualquier votante. Inscríbase una vez y no tendrá que volver a solicitar. (en inglés)
No signature cure. If your ballot is rejected, you're sent a replacement, which must arrive by close of polls on Election Day. (en inglés)
Militar, en el extranjero, estudiante, discapacidad, mudanza, condena previa
- Military or overseas. You're covered by federal law (UOCAVA), which usually gives you longer deadlines and electronic delivery. Use the Federal Post Card Application to register and request a ballot in one step. If your ballot doesn't arrive, the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot is your backup. FVAP.gov
- College student. You can register at your school address or your family's, not both. If you're registered back home and away at school, request a mail ballot from home early; campus mail is slow. Some states require a specific reason for students to vote absentee, so check your state's rule above. Student voter guide
- Disability or need help marking a ballot. Every state must offer an accessible way to vote. Most have an accessible mail-ballot option you can mark on a screen reader or your own device, and all allow a person of your choice (not your employer or union rep) to assist. Ask your county election office for the accessible absentee ballot. EAC: voters with disabilities
- Moved recently. Your registration is tied to your address. If you moved within your state, update it before the registration deadline; if you've moved across state lines, register in the new state. Moved after the deadline? Many states let you vote at your old precinct one last time or update in person; call your county. vote.gov
- Past felony conviction. Rules vary widely: some states restore rights automatically on release, others after probation or parole, a few require a separate process. Don't assume you can't vote. Check your state before the registration deadline. NCSL: restoration of voting rights
Por qué se rechazan boletas aquí y cómo evitarlo
- Extra step in your state: a witness (a registered Minnesota voter or a notary) must sign the envelope. This is the #1 reason ballots get tossed where it applies.
- Sign the envelope. An unsigned envelope is the most common fixable mistake.
- Use the secrecy sleeve if one is included, then the return envelope. Don't tape anything.
- Keep the phone and email on your registration current. If there's a problem, that's how they reach you to fix it.
¿Problemas votando? Línea gratuita y no partidista: 866-OUR-VOTE · 888-VE-Y-VOTA · 888-API-VOTE · 844-YALLA-US
Regla verificada el 2026-09-09. Fechas límite verificadas el 2026-09-09. Las fechas límite de solicitud son de "recepción", no de matasellos. Si algo difiere, manda el sitio oficial.
Cambios en las páginas oficiales
Noticias de Minnesota
Antes
- Minnesota justice warns electronic poll book conspiracy theory could threaten voters’ ability to cast ballotsMinnesotaDemocracy Docket · 1 d