Yes, Minnesota offers same day registration. Be sure to bring a photo ID and proof of residence to your polling place.
Beltrami County Elections
Frequently Asked Questions
Voter Registration
I am not registered; can I still vote on Election Day?
What do I need to bring to register?
You must show a valid photo ID and proof of residence.
Approved photo IDs (can be expired):
- Driver's license
- U.S. passport
- U.S. military or veteran ID
- Tribal ID
- MN university, college, or technical college ID
- Minnesota high school ID
Approved documents:
- Bill dated within 30 days of Election Day
- Residential lease or rent agreement valid through Election Day
- Current student fee statement
I just moved; how do I update my voter registration?
Fill out a new voter registration application or contact Beltrami County Elections at 218-333-8448 or by email.
Can I register to vote if I am under 18?
Yes, Minnesota offers automatic voter registration, which allows 16 and 17-year-olds to pre-register to vote. Register to vote today.
Voting
I am going to be out of town on Election Day; can I still vote?
Yes, you can vote early by mail or vote early in person.
Do I have to show my ID when I vote in Minnesota?
No, state law does not require registered voters to show an ID. Check your voter registration online.
I am a college student; how do I vote?
You must first register at an address; for many students that is their school residential address or their parent's house. You can vote in person on Election Day or vote early by mail.
Voter Eligibility
Can I vote if I have a felony record?
Yes, if you are not currently incarcerated for a felony sentence, you may vote. For more information about voting with a criminal record check out the Minnesota Secretary of State's website.
I just moved to Beltrami County; can I still vote?
If you have lived in Minnesota for at least 20 days before Election Day, you may register and vote at your new address.
