MPR News has simplified your research process and has everything you need to know about the candidates running for local, state and federal office to prepare for voting in Minnesota's General Election on Nov. 3.
Across dozens of polling locations across the Twin Cities, there will be people in reflective vests labeled “poll chaplains.” They're nonpartisan clergy and lay people, who are trained to bring a calm and caring presence to polling sites, many of which are at places of worship.
Voting ended at 8 p.m. in elections that will decide Minnesota’s next governor and U.S. senator. Across the country, the balance of power in Congress is at stake, with the outcome shaping the last two years of President Trump’s term.
