How to find your precinct: Precinct Polling Place Finder *NEW with new Precincts and Polling Places for 2023
2024 Federal, State and County Information
To review League of Women Voters Candidate Videos:
2024 MN House District 50A, 50B and 51B Candidate Videos
2024 Hennepin County County Commissioner District 5 Candidate Videos
Prepare to VOTE : Click here for detailed City information.
Early Voting starts September 20th at City Hall
What Is On The 2024 Ballot for Bloomington? Click here to view your Sample Ballot from the Secretary of State.
- U.S. - President
- U. S - Senator
- U. S - Representatives
- State Representatives
- Judicial Seats
- Bloomington RCV Repeal Ballot Question
CHARTER AMENDMENT: REPEAL OF RANKED-CHOICE VOTING FOR CITY OFFICES
Should the City Charter be amended to repeal ranked-choice voting to elect the Mayor and City Council and reinstate the primary election (if needed) to determine candidates for the general election?
YES _____X______
NO _____________
A ‘yes’ vote means you want to stop using ranked-choice voting to elect the Mayor and City Council.
A ‘no’ vote means you want to continue to use ranked-choice voting to elect the Mayor and City Council.
When to Vote?
1. Early Voting - Absentee Voting Information - Bloomington Civic Plaza 1800 W Old Shakopee Rd - Art Center (follow the signs) 8 am - 4:30 pm
Keep in mind that you will be voting absentee where your ballot will be put in two envelopes and couriered to Hennepin County where Hennepin County employees will feed your ballots into their machines and the results recorded on a spreadsheet there, not in Bloomington. These ballots will be in the custody of Hennepin County while early-absentee voting is in place.
2. Direct Balloting Information - October 18, 2024 Bloomington City Hall
Direct Balloting takes place at Bloomington Civic Plaza. You can fill out your ballot and feed your ballot into the voting machine at City Hall.
*These ballots are not in custody of Hennepin County but stored in a secured room with key card access in Bloomington City Hall.
- 3. Extra Voting hours - Bloomington City Hall
- Saturday, October 26 - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Tuesday, October 29 - 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
- Saturday, November 2 - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Sunday, November 3 - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Monday, November 4 - 8 a.m. - 5 p.
4. Election Day November 5, 2024 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. at your polling place.
How Do I Register to Vote?
For more information on Voter Registration click here.
How Can I Become an Election Judge?
Information from the City Clerk
Training Time Commitment: Three-hour training session and one-hour pollbook training session for all judges. Additional training for Assistant and Head judges.
Work Commitment: Shifts available are half-day or full-day shifts at the same polling place. You may indicate your desired polling place. For a list of polling places click here.
More information including pay rates and desired qualifications are found on the City's website here.
Apply here at the City.
Application instructions can be found here.
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Maps of the New Council Districts and Precincts (downloadable PDF)
How to find your precinct: Precinct Polling Place Finder *NEW with new Precincts and Polling Places for 2023
For more on redistricting, the City offers this information.
How to find your polling location: Precinct List with Polling Locations.