My Ballot

If your house number is between: 1 and 599 and your street address is: RIVER ST S and your ZIP code is: 55723
and your City/Township is: Cook your precinct is COOK in St. Louis County

Upcoming Election: 08/13/2024 STATE PRIMARY

Sample Ballot

Click on an underlined candidate name or underlined question title for additional information. Links to candidate information are provided by candidates.

Office or Question Title	Candidate	Party
U.S. Senator	John Berman	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Joe Fraser	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Patrick D. Munro	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Christopher Seymore Sr.	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Raymond D. Petersen	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Loner Blue	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Royce White	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Alycia R. Gruenhagen	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Senator	Amy Klobuchar	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
U.S. Senator	Steve Carlson	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
U.S. Senator	Ahmad R. Hassan	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
U.S. Senator	George H. Kalberer	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
U.S. Senator	Ole Savior	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
U.S. Representative District 8	Pete Stauber	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Representative District 8	Harry R Welty	REPUBLICAN
U.S. Representative District 8	Jen Schultz	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
U.S. Representative District 8	John Munter	DEMOCRATIC-FARMER-LABOR
Judge - 6th District Court 6	Gerald K. Wallace	NONPARTISAN
Judge - 6th District Court 6	John B. Schulte	NONPARTISAN
Judge - 6th District Court 6	Peter Raukar	NONPARTISAN
Judge - 6th District Court 6	Shawn Reed	NONPARTISAN
Judge - 6th District Court 6	Gunnar B. Johnson	NONPARTISAN

Sample Ballot

Polling place location

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Partisan candidate ballot order:

Candidate ballot order is determined following Minnesota Statutes 204D.13 and 204D.08. For the office of president and vice president of the United States, major parties are listed first on the ballot in reverse order of their average votes in the last election, and minor parties are listed after major parties in an order determined by lot. For all other partisan offices, candidate ballot order is determined at random before the election. The order of candidates on the actual ballot in your precinct rotates using a formula for rotations (Minnesota Rule 8220.0825)

Nonpartisan candidate ballot order:

Candidate ballot order is determined at random before the election (Minnesota Statutes 204D.14; 204D.08; 206.61). The order of nonpartisan candidates on the actual ballot in your precinct rotates using a formula for rotations (Minnesota Rule 8220.0825).