Voting is one of the most important and easy ways to make your voice heard in your community and beyond. It is important that people living with or affected by MS share their stories and views with their elected officials, and take part in electing the officials who best represent them. Plus, voting is a way to stay engaged with your community and the issues that affect you.
We can't tell you who to vote for, but we have provided resources to make you an informed voter.
Important dates
- General Election Day: Nov. 6
- Minnesota: Primary election, Aug. 14
- National Voter Registration Day, Sept. 25
Am I eligible to vote?
To cast your ballot, the usual criteria apply: you must be a U.S. citizen, over the age of 18 and in compliance with state laws on residency, felony status and mental competency. Your state may also have voter ID laws. Learn more about state voter ID laws here.
What if I can't make it to the polls? Can I vote by mail?
Yes! You have the option of casting your vote via Absentee Ballot. To do this, you must complete an Absentee Ballot application. You can find this application online or by contacting your county election official.
Am I registered? Where do I vote? Who are my candidates?
Click on your state to find the answers to your voting and election questions.
What are some additional resources?