Elections & Voting

Register to vote, find your voting location, and learn about upcoming elections.

Olmsted County Elections
2122 Campus Dr. SE
Suite 300
Rochester, MN 55904
507-328-7650
elections@olmstedcounty.gov

Election Dates

The Secretary of State's Elections Calendar shows a list of upcoming elections and potential dates for future elections. 

Olmsted County Election Dates 

  • Township Election - March 14, 2023

Register to Vote

In-person or Mail
Submit the Voter Registration Application to Olmsted County Elections in person or by mail.  
Olmsted County Elections
2122 Campus Dr. SE Suite 300
Rochester MN, 55904

Online
Minnesota Secretary of State's website

Register at the polls
Go to the MNvotes.org website for registration requirements and a list of documents you can use as proof of residence on election day.

Check to see if you’re registered
Go to the MNvotes.org website to find out if you are registered to vote at your current address.

Where to vote on Election Day

The Minnesota Secretary of State provides a Polling Place Finder to help you find out where to vote. Simply select your city and enter your address to get started. 

Prior to most elections, the poll finder will also display what candidates and questions will be on your ballot and a sample ballot may also be available.

Absentee Voting

Ways to Vote Absentee In Olmsted County

Absentee Voting

Ways to Vote Absentee In Olmsted County

Our Location

Overview map of our office location and parking:

 

Absentee By Mail:

Sign and return an absentee ballot request form as soon as you can to ensure you receive your ballot timely and your vote is counted on Election Day.

Becoming an Election Judge

Review the guidelines for serving as an election judge and apply for a position in your upcoming election.

Becoming an Election Judge

Review the guidelines for serving as an election judge and apply for a position in your upcoming election.

Election judges are needed to help administer elections. They open and close the polls on election day and help voters who need assistance, ensure only qualified voters are permitted to vote, and certify precinct election results. Sometimes election judges are hired to process absentee ballots with the Absentee Ballot Board.

Election judges are appointed by their cities, townships, and school districts. Election judges are paid for their work. The pay rate is set by cities, townships, and school districts.

Candidate Resources

Interested in running for elected office? Learn more about the application process, fees, and guidelines.

Candidate Resources

Interested in running for elected office? Learn more about the application process, fees, and guidelines.