Curbside, Mail-In Voting Starts Friday In Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS — Early voting has begun for the Nov. 7 municipal election in Minneapolis, when all 13 city council seats are on the ballot.

Starting Friday, voters can cast their ballots by mail or in person at the city's Early Vote Center, which is located at 980 East Hennepin Avenue.

The city has begun mailing out more than 1,000 mail-in ballots to the Minneapolis voters who already requested them. Those who request a ballot allow up to 10 days for it to arrive, officials said. Under state law, all mail-in ballots must received by Election Day, Nov. 7, to count.

Find all of the candidates running for Minneapolis City Council this fall below:

City Council Ward 1 filings

• Elliott Payne
• Edwin B. Fruit

City Council Ward 2 filings

• Robin Wonsley

City Council Ward 3

• Marcus Mills
• Michael Rainville

City Council Ward 4

• LaTrisha M. Vetaw
• Angela Williams
• Marvina Haynes
• Leslie Davis

City Council Ward 5

• Jeremiah Bey Ellison
• Victor Martinez
• Phillip "OMac" Peterson

City Council Ward 6

• Jamal Osman
• Tiger Worku
• Kayseh Magan
• Guy T Gaskin

City Council Ward 7

• Scott Graham
• Katie Cashman
• Kenneth C. Foxworth

City Council Ward 8

• Andrea Jenkins
• Soren Stevenson
• Bob Sullentrop
• Terry White

City Council Ward 9

• Jason Chavez
• Daniel Orban

City Council Ward 10

• Nasri Warsame
• Bruce Dachis
• Aisha Chughtai
• Greg Kline

City Council Ward 11

• Emily Koski
• Gabrielle M. Prosser

City Council Ward 12

• Luther Ranheim
• Aurin Chowdhury
• Nancy Ford

City Council Ward 13

• Kate Mortenson
• Linea Palmisano
• Bob "Again" Carney Jr
• Zach Metzger