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SAINT PAUL — On the first day of voting in the November 3 Election, the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State is announcing a new ad campaign promoting the Three Ways to Vote in Minnesota. The campaign features a video, audio, and digital elements and is a part of the voter outreach and education effort to ensure Minnesotans know how they can cast their ballot.

The campaign highlights the three ways Minnesotans can vote - by mail, early in-person, and in-person on Election Day. It will be aired on television and radio stations across the state, digital platforms, and social media sites.

The Three Ways to Vote Campaign directs Minnesotans to mnvotes.gov, the one-stop shop for election information. On mnvotes.gov, people can register to vote, check their voter registration status, view a sample ballot, request a ballot by mail, track their ballot, and find their local polling place. Election information is available on mnvotes.gov in English, Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Vietnamese, Russian, Chinese, Lao, Oromo, Khmer, and Amharic.

The Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State has also published a digital toolkit to promote key dates for the November 3 General Election.