Make Your Vote Count: Be Informed and Confident on Election Day
It's important to vote, but sometimes, voting can feel like taking a test you didn’t study for. Use this guide to learn about preparing to vote, finding credible resources about candidates and issues, and criteria and methods for evaluating information.
Take action: Use the resources below to research candidates and issues that will be on your ballot in the upcoming election. What can you find out about candidates' backgrounds and stances on big issues?
From Forum Communications Company in collaboration with the League of Women Voters of Minnesota and North Dakota. Learn where candidates running for office in your community stand on the issues and build your ballot before voting.
Details how money is raised and spent by candidates and political action committees, and who donors are.
Local News Organizations
Consider the Duluth News Tribune, Minnesota Star Tribune, MinnPost, MPRNews, or news sources local to where you're voting to find information about local candidates and issues.
