Voter Information

To Vote, Ramsey County Residents Must Be:

U.S. citizen
At least 18 years of age
Resident of Minnesota for at least 20 days
Resident of the precinct on Election Day

Voter Registration
If you are not already registered to vote, you can register at your polling place on Election Day. You need to register if you have:

Never voted in Minnesota
Not voted in the past 4 years
Changed your name since last voting
Changed your address since last voting

Registering Before Election Day
You may register to vote in person or by mail at the Ramsey County Elections office or at any city or town hall in Ramsey County.

Download voter registration forms by going to www.co.ramsey.mn.us/elections/docs/forms/voterregistrationcard Deadline for pre-registration is August 25th for the primary and October 13th for the general election.

Registration On Election Day At Your Polling Place
You can also register at your polling place on Election Day. You must show the election judges ONE of the following documents:

Valid MN Dirver’s license, learner’s permit or MN ID card (or a receipt for any of these documents) that includes your current address.
College Students may use a:
1. Current student fee statement containing your current address and a photo ID
2. Current student ID card including your photo (if your college has provided a student housing list to Ramsey County Elections).
3. Current student ID card including your photo with an original utility bill.
Oath of a registered voter in the precinct who can vouch for your residency in the precinct.
Prior registration at another address in your precinct.
Notice of late registration mailed to you by Ramsey County Elections.
Tribal identification card containing your name, signature, address and photo.

ONE document from EACH of the following two groups:

Photo IDs – must contain your name and photo
1. MN Driver’s license or ID card with a previous address
2. US passport
3. US military ID card
4. Tribal ID with your signature
5. Student ID card from a Minnesota college
Original Utility Bills with your name and current address and have a due date of 30 days prior or after the election date
1. Gas
2. Telephone
3. Satellite or Cable TV
4. Internet provider
5. Water
6. Electric
7. Cell Phone
8. Sewer or Solid Waste Services
9. Itemized rent statement that includes utilily expenses
10. Student fee statement for the current semester or quarter is also acceptable.

Where to Vote?

For information about where to vote you may call:

Ramsey County Elections Bureau: 651-266-2171
Minnesota Secretary of Star: 651-296-3266
Saint Paul League of Women Voters: 651-222-1215

Where to Caucus?
For information about the location of your precinct caucus:

Ramsey County Elections Bureau: 651-266-2171
or Click on this Ramsey County Website Caucus Finder web address and enter your address

http://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/elections/caucusfinder/index.asp

Elected Officials
Because elections occur so frequently, we have decided not to include the names of elected officials in this area. However, where possible, we have included an office phone number to indicate where you can reach the current office holder.

National Offices

President: president@whitehouse.gov
Vice President: vice.president@whitehouse.gov

The President and Vice President can be reached by mail at:

White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20500

Senators
Minnesota has two senators who are elected to six-year terms

Respresentative
The Summit Hill Neighborhood is represented by the representative from the Fourth Congressional District

State Offices

Governor: 651-296-3391
governor@state.mn.us

Lieutenant Governor: 651-296-0078
lt.governor@state.mn.us

Secretary of State: 651-296-3266
secretary.state@state.mn.us

Attorney General: 651-296-6196
attorney.general@state.mn.us
The Summit Hill Neighborhood is located in state Senate District 64A

County Offices

Ramsey County Board of Commissioners: 651-266-8350
Seven Commissioners are elected on a nonpartisan ballot to a four-year term.
The Summit Hill Neighborhood is located in Commissioner District 4.

Commissioners can be reached at:

City Hall
Suite 220, 15 West Kellogg Boulevard
Saint Paul, MN 55102

Ramsey County Attorney: 651-266-3222

Ramsey County Sheriff: 651-266-9333

City Offices

Mayor: 651-266-8510
The Mayor is elected on a nonpartisan ballot for a four-year term.

City Council: 651-266-8620
The seven members of the City Council are elected on a nonpartisan ballot to a four-year term.

The Summit Hill Neighborhood is located in City Council Ward 2

Board of Education: 651-767-8149
The seven members of the Board of Education are elected on a nonpartisan ballot to a four-year term.