Second presidential primary turnout remains low in Cass, Crow Wing counties
Presumptive candidates win handily in area cities, counties.
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Presumptive candidates win handily in area cities, counties.
NEW ULM — Absentee voting for the March 5 Presidential Nomination Primary (PNP) is open. In-person absentee voting began Jan. 19. Hours at 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.
ST. PAUL — Voting for the March 5 Presidential Nomination Primary has begun.
Voting for the March 5, 2024 Presidential Nomination Primary will begin in Minnesota on Friday, January 19.
Minnesota’s no-excuse absentee voting law allows for eligible voters to cast their ballot starting 46 days before the election, which is March 5.