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Election: November 3, 2026. Research checked: October 8, 2026. The Minnesota Secretary of State's statewide inventory reports 156 local questions: one county question, 26 city questions, 44 township questions and 85 school-district questions.

Official “What's On My Ballot?” page and question spreadsheet · Personalized sample ballot · Find a county election office · 2026 statewide inventory

The Secretary of State says its spreadsheet contains questions shared with the office as of September 23, 2026. The personalized sample ballot and issuing jurisdiction should control if a later correction differs.

SAME QUESTIONS FOR EVERY MEASURE

What exact legal change would a yes vote authorize? What happens after a no vote? What are the principal amount, interest, levy, tax or fee effects? Which government implements it? What duration, sunset, audit, public-reporting and review provisions apply? What information is official, and what is advocacy?

No recommendation is assigned. A question appearing in one county, city, township or school district does not apply statewide.

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