The stakes for women’s health have never been higher than they are in the 2016 election -- access to safe and legal abortion, insurance coverage for birth control, and ensuring patients can still access Planned Parenthood’s preventive services are all hanging in the balance.

Vote early (absentee)

In Minnesota, you can vote early with an absentee ballot starting 46 days before Election Day.

• Vote early by mail
• Vote early in person
• Vote from military or abroad
• Track your absentee ballot

The Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota (PPMNS) Action Fund announced today that it will endorse Hillary Clinton for President of the United States.  This endorsement follows the national Planned Parenthood Action Fund endorsement of Secretary Clinton --- marking the first time in the organization’s 100 year history that it has endorsed a candidate in a presidential primary.

For working Minnesotans, finding candidates to vote for has never been easier. Use the form to find candidates endorsed by organizations from across the state while having the time to do your own research.

Minnesota voters won’t stand by as our elected officials continue to vote against the majority of Minnesotans by restricting access to reproductive healthcare. Minnesota legislators up for reelection have been taking more and more extreme positions, alienating themselves from the vast majority of Minnesotans who -- poll after poll shows -- want to see women have access to reproductive healthcare.

The deadline for pre-registration in Minnesota is October 18! You can pre-register online, by mail, or in person. It's super easy to confirm your voter registration or get registered online.

Did you know that as a Minnesota resident you no longer have to wait until Election Day to vote?

Beginning September 23, you can either vote in person or request that a ballot be sent right to your door.