Share your voting story with MPR News

MPR News wants to hear about what you're seeing at the polls. Did you see anything remarkable? Experience any voting problems? Please share your experiences here.

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First Name *

Last Name *

City *

State or Province *

Postal Code *

E-mail *

Phone *

Where did you vote?

What did you see at the polls today? Any problems or surprises?

How was your experience this year different than years past (i.e. turnout, atmosphere, etc.)?

What else should we know about today's vote?

May we use your insights on our website or on our air? We may edit for length or clarity and it would be attributed to you with your full name and location. We will not publish your comments without your explicit permission. *

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Now, please answer a few questions that will help us better understand your perspective. None of this is required and will not be shared outside of the newsroom.

In what year were you born?

What do you do for a living?

What political party, if any, do you identify with most closely?

Who did you vote for in the governor's race?

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