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Last Updated January 3, 2021 Election Information Due to COVID-19, Election Information is subject to change. Information will be updated as needed. Voting Quick Links
Election Day Voting (February 9) The Red Rock Central School District February 9 Special Election will utilize one combined polling place for all voters. Polls will be open between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Combined Polling Place: Lamberton Community Center 101 2nd Ave E, Lamberton, MN 56152 There are no mail-in only ballot precincts for this election. Absentee Voting by Mail Early and absentee voting begins Dec. 25. Absentee ballots can be picked up or dropped off at Red Rock Central ISD #2884, 100 6th Ave East, Lamberton, MN 56152. Vote absentee by mail: Download the MN Secretary of State's Absentee ballot request form and mail it to Red Rock Central ISD #2884, PO Box 278, Lamberton, MN 56152. You can also request a form by calling the school at 507-752-7361 or emailing deniseclarke@rrcfalcons.org. The district will mail you a ballot, which you can fill out and return. Ballots must arrive by Feb. 8. Voting Early In-Person Vote early, in-person at Red Rock Central ISD #2884, 100 6th Ave East, Lamberton, MN 56152, beginning January 4 through February 8, Monday-Friday, during regular business hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Enter the middle set of three doors. Who’s Eligible to Vote?
Voter Registration While voters may register at the polls on Election Day, registering in advance will save voters time on Election Day and give them the option of voting by mail. Not sure whether you’re registered? Find out by checking here. Residents may register to vote online through the Minnesota Secretary of State website. Voters registering on Election Day will need proof of identity and residence, which may include:
This special election is administered by the Red Rock Central School District. Please follow the voting instructions above. Many of the voting systems typical of a general election, such as the one held last November, are not applicable for this special election. Examples are: only one polling place on Election Day, only one early voting polling place, no "Mail-in Ballot Only" precincts. While county and state elections officials have trained the election judges for this election, their role in this election is minimal. Please call the school district with questions. Sample BallotDownload the Sample Ballot![]() ![]() |