League of Women Voters
Rochester, Minnesota
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Key Events & Dates
Key Events & Dates
Thursday, July 17 from 4:30 - 5:30pm, Soldier's Field
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Reflection and Action Open House taking place on Thursday, July 17, from 4:30 - 5:30pm at Soldiers Field Memorial Park.
This event is part of the broader Good Trouble Lives On community gathering to honor the legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis.
LWV-R will be there alongside other organizations to share nonpartisan tools for civic engagement and invite you to explore ways to get involved and make "Good Trouble" in your own community.
Details are available here: goodtroublelivesonmn.com/.
If you could volunteer at this event, please email lwvrochester@lwvmn.org or call/text us at (507) 722-0615.
LWV-R will share these and more at our table:
Information about the Unite & Rise project
Pro-democracy stickers
Our "test your citizenship IQ" game
How to find information on timely issues and actions you can take
Suffrage era music, costumes, and banners
We hope to see you there!
Current Advocacy Priorities in our Community
Current Advocacy Priorities in our Community
Since 1920, the League of Women Voters has been an activist, grassroots organization whose leaders believe that ordinary people play a critical role in democracy. At the national, state, and local levels, our Leagues choose position statements on policies and issues that reflect the health of our republic. League members to take a stand based on these shared positions and advocate at all levels of government in support of our defined positions. While the LWV at all levels is non-partisan, in approach, League members are not passive regarding good government!
The SAVE Act (HR 8281) details on the US Congressional website
What the SAVE ACT Could Mean for Millions of Voters According to the Brennan Center (from National Public Radio)
Essentials of the Executive Order on elections from the White House
The President's Executive Order, Explained from the Brennan Center for Justice
Voting Information
2026 will be a critical Election Year for all Minnesotans!
2026 will be a critical Election Year for all Minnesotans!
Here are the elected officials that YOU will choose...
Primary election: August 11, 2026
General election: November 3, 2026
Gov’t level Offices up for election by local MN residents for 2026
Federal 1 U.S. Senate (Smith) seat, all 8 U.S. House seats for MN
Statewide Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Attorney General
MN Legislature All 67 State Senate seats, all 134 House seats
MN Judiciary 3 State Supreme Court justices
Olmsted County Commissioners District 2 (Senjem), 4 (Mueller), 6 (Hopkins)
Rochester Mayor and Council members: Ward 1 (Keane), 3 (Wahl), 5 (Palmer)
ISD535 School Board: Seat 2 (Cook), 4 (Workman), 5 (Marvin), 6 (Nathan)
Would you consider becoming an Election Judge?
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vote411.org - League of Women Voters. Since 2006 this site is has been a "one-stop-shop" for election related-information, providing nonpartisan information on general and state-specific elections, including:
Voter registration deadlines and registration forms
Absentee ballots and early voting options
Election dates, polling place locations, ID requirements
Sample ballots specific to your address
Factual data on candidates in federal, state and local races
Tips on how to watch candidate forums and debates with a critical eye
City of Rochester voting information
local candidates for election: link
Olmsted County Elections Office link
Call the Elections Office at (507) 328-7650 if you have questions or problems with voting
Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State
Contact the Rochester LWV
P.O. Box 6691
Rochester, Minnesota 55903
Click this link to for a printable member brochure to join or renew your League membership (local, state, & national) or to make a donation.
Officers:
President - Anna Froehling
Past President - Jane Callahan
Secretary - Jane Callahan
Treasurer - Ginny Amundson
Directors At-Large: Amy Caucutt, Mary E. Jones, Walt Rothwell, Jan Strand, Dee Voldal
Campaign Information
Become an Election Judge (Olmsted County Elections): link
Campaign Sign information (City of Rochester): link
Candidates & Campaign Finance Report filings
Federal Elections Commission: candidates for President & campaign financial data
Minnesota: Secy of State Candidate Filings | Minnesota Campaign Finance Board
Olmsted County: Candidates | Candidate Campaign Finance Reports
Rochester City Clerk: City Candidates | Campaign Finance Reports
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