VOTING RESOURCES 

• Additional Resources from 100 Rural Voting Webinar
• I will Vote Resource for MN and national voting
• VOTE411, a “one-stop-shop” for non-partisan election information, provides voter guides based on your location and links to many other voter guides and candidate debates so readers can stay informed. Click here to find your local voter guide.
• The League of Women Voters of Minnesota The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization and does not endorse any specific candidate or party.
• MN Secretary of State Elections & Voting: Minnesota-based election and voting resources including registering to vote, how to vote on election day, other ways to vote, and finding out what’s on your ballot.
• The United States Election Assistance Commission: The EAC is an independent, bipartisan federal agency focused on election administration. It provides resources for election officials and voters to support safe, secure, accurate, and accessible elections, including information about voting, election technology, accessibility, and election administration.
• US Vote Foundation: A nationwide directory that helps voters find contact information for their local election officials and offices. It includes election information, voter assistance and charts/ resources to keep you informed with all the information one needs.
• Nonprofit VOTE: A nonpartisan organization that provides nonprofits and community organizations with tools, guides, training, and resources to encourage voter registration, voter education, and civic participation while staying nonpartisan.

FIRST TIME VOTERS & STUDENT VOTERS

• Rock the Vote: A nonpartisan nonprofit focused on helping young people participate in elections. Its resources include voter registration, checking registration status, state-specific voting information, absentee voting, election reminders, and guides for researching your ballot.
• Students Learn Students Vote Coalition: A national nonpartisan coalition that helps colleges and universities engage students in voting and civic participation through resources, programs, research, and best practices.
• Protect Democracy’s Gen-Z Toolkit: A 2026 toolkit designed to help young voters understand their voting rights, prepare for Election Day, recognize voter intimidation and misinformation, and find resources for getting help when voting. It also includes resources for student and campus organizing and community support.

RESEARCH & ARTICLES

The Brennan Center: As an independent, nonpartisan law and policy organization, the Brennan Center conducts rigorous research to identify problems and provide in-depth empirical findings and compelling analyses of pressing legal and policy issues. They also pioneer and champion policy solutions, such as automatic voter registration and small donor public financing.

Pew Research Center : Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes and trends shaping the world. We conduct public opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis and other data-driven social science research. We do not take policy positions.