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Voter registration
Voters must register if you are a new voter, or have changed your name and/or address. To save time at the polling place, we encourage unregistered voters to register more than 20 days before Election Day. You can register online here, or at the Auditor’s Office in the new Government Center. Please note that registration closes 20 days before Election Day, but you can still register on Election Day with proof of current residency.
Mail Voting
Most of Aitkin County’s precincts have changed to mail balloting. This decision is determined by each individual township. The 17 remaining precincts vote at their designated polling place on Election Day.
If you are registered voter in a mail ballot precinct, you will automatically receive your ballot in the mail around 3-4 weeks before the election. If you do not receive a ballot, make sure you are a registered voter – check your status here, or contact the Auditor’s Office.
Once you have received your ballot, you will vote and return it in one of two ways:
Click here for Mail Ballot frequently asked questions: MAIL BALLOT FAQ
Absentee Voting
To request an absentee ballot, apply online here, download your application here, or contact the Auditor’s Office for an application. Return the form to the Auditor’s Office before Election Day. (Applications cannot be accepted on Election Day). When you receive your absentee ballot, you will vote and return it in one of two ways:
Click here for more information on Absentee Voting.
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For additional assistance, contact our office: 218-927-7354 or auditor@co.aitkin.mn.us