Absentee Voting

Applying for an absentee ballot

To vote by absentee ballot:

  • you must be an eligible voter, and
  • you must still reside at the legal residence address you give on the application on election day

It is a felony to:

  • make a false statement in an application for an absentee ballot
  • apply for an absentee ballot more than once in an election with the intent to cast an illegal ballot
  • show a ballot marked by a person to another person
  • violate an absentee ballot provision for the purpose of casting an illegal vote or to help anyone to cast an illegal vote

You can download the application or pick one up at City Hall.

Return the completed application to City Hall or mail to:

City of Hopkins
Elections
1010 1st St S
Hopkins, MN 55343

You will receive your ballot upon completing the application and returning it to City Hall. Absentee voting can be done in person at City Hall or by mail.

Ballots received by election officials after election day will not be counted.

Contacts

Check the status of your absentee ballot

Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State's Absentee Ballot lookup.