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Vote Early By Mail

To vote by mail, apply to have an absentee ballot mailed to you. You do not need to be registered to apply.

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Vote Early In Person

You can vote early with an absentee ballot at your local elections office. Some cities and towns also offer in-person absentee voting. If you are not registered, you can do so in person if you show proof of residence.

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Voter Protection Laws

Know your rights to vote safely and without intimidation or misinformation. Learn more about the laws protecting your rights at the Minnesota Attorney General's Office.

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Voting While Trans

Knowing your rights can help avoid or solve problems at the polls. Advocates for Trans Equality provides the following advice and resources to guide trans people through the voting process, from registration to putting their ballots in the ballot box.

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Wills

Minnesota law recognizes families formed through marriage, blood, and adoption

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Your Faith Community and 2SLGBTQIA+ Identities

This training covers general terms relating to gender and sexuality, respecting pronouns, and steps you can take as a congregation to be a better ally. We will ground much of our learnings in theological tenets, reflect on our own experiences of gender, and discuss best practices in being a welcoming and affirming congregation.

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Your Faith Community and Allyship

Our Allyship Training dives deeper into how your congregation can be in closer relationship with the LGBTQIA2S+ community and best practices in allyship. We will also walk through an assessment of your congregation, reflecting on the ways you welcome queer folk and steps you might take as a congregation to welcome more widely.

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