Election Day 2024 has arrived. Today, voters across the United States will decide who they want in control of the nation.
Of course, the presidential race between former President Donald Trump (Republican) and Vice President Kamala Harris (Democrat) is the most important election today. However, voters in Minnesota will also be casting their ballots in elections that will shape the future of the state for years to come.
In turn, Alpha News has put together a detailed guide of the major races that are taking place in Minnesota today.
Election night coverage
Alpha News will be monitoring developments in the presidential election and all the major races throughout Minnesota tonight. As the night progresses, Alpha News will be posting updates when major swing-states are called for the presidential candidates.
Minnesotans can also count on Alpha News for real-time updates on the close races that will determine whether Republicans or Democrats control the Minnesota Legislature.
Follow us on X and Facebook so you can receive the latest updates as major projections are made and races are called.
Additionally, Alpha News journalists will be appearing on KTLK Twin Cities News Talk (FM 103.5 and AM 1130) with radio host Jon Justice between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on election night. The Alpha News team will provide insight, analysis, and updates on what is happening nationally, and in Minnesota.
Alpha News reporter Liz Collin will also have exclusive interviews with candidates, political operatives, and others throughout the night. All of these updates will be posted on a live blog on our website and on our social media pages.
Information for voters
While today is Election Day, early voting has been going on in Minnesota since September. As such, Minnesotans have been voting for weeks. For those who have not yet voted, Election Day is the last opportunity for voters to make their voices heard.
You can find your polling place here. You can view a sample ballot here. You can view directions for registering to vote on Election Day here. You can check if you are registered to vote here. For further information about voting, please see the Minnesota Secretary of State’s website.
Luke Sprinkel
Luke Sprinkel previously worked as a Legislative Assistant at the Minnesota House of Representatives. He grew up as a Missionary Kid (MK) living in England, Thailand, Tanzania, and the Middle East. Luke graduated from Regent University in 2018.
